- in a recent reddit thread asking for examples of published obsidian notes, someone asked why you would want to browse someone else’s notes: “Showing a bunch of notes, a folder structure or a Graph really does not give anything to anybody else but the owner.” - disagree!! - notes are [[{4.1c} how to take notes from sources|source]] material the same way a book, article, blog post, or video would be. - even if they are not as exhaustively researched, they can still teach you about new perspectives and introduce you to niche topics you can study further on your own. - and, let’s be honest… how well researched is any other content online, really? - it’s just information presented in a different format, and one that’s often easier and more engaging to browse. - [[{4.1e} note-making as the future of information creation and consumption]] - [[the structure of digital gardens encourages curious exploration]] - see more about publishing in [[{4.1b2a2} options for publishing Obsidian notes]].