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    • AMMDI is an open-notebook hypertext writing experiment, authored by Mike Travers aka mtraven. It's a work in progress and some parts are more polished than others. Comments welcome! More.
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  • All this hypertext goodness is based on Logseq, a newish note-taking tool which I've recently adopted. It's similar to Roam and was started with Roam, but after a brief fling with that I've decided that I can't use it, and Logseq is the best alternative. Because these new hypertext tools are a bit deficient on publishing tools I rolled my own starting from an existing open source project.
from Weird Studies/Murakami & Borges
from Ted Nelson
  • Ted Nelson is a famous computer visionary, best known for coining the word hypertext. He was not the first person to see the huge potential of computers to enhance human thought, but I certainly learned about that from him – his book Computer Lib ∕ Dream Machines was an early influence. That was the first time I encountered the notion that computational technology could be a vehicle for thought and expression, that it was a medium and could serve as a prosthesis for the mind.
from Lines of Thought
  • A book about medieval hypertext, or at least one form of it – a style of making branching tree diagrams to illustrate related lines of thought.
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29 Mar 2026 - 29 Mar 2026
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