Coming from roam, MOC help needed

[Teo_IDT]

Hello, my new family. I’m “roam” user who wants to learn everything about Obsidian and continue only with the latter. The question I have is actually a request for a good guide on how to include MOC system in my PKM database. I hear from everywhere that the Obsidian family is pretty awesome can’t wait to experience it (:

Have a good day everyone

[ryanjamurphy]

These threads are probably a good start:

On the process of making MOCs

UPDATE 1: Keep discussing MOCs here. UPDATE 2: This has been integrated into IMF v3 can be downloaded here: IMF v3 - Advanced Starter Kit It’s no secret that some people (me) believe MOCs (Maps of Content) to be one of the ultimate thinking tools. This quick kit is to get you immediately hands-on with a practical example of utilizing an MOC to think and create. As always, experiment, learn by doing, and see how these methods might work for you. Included: 32 Notes A practical 3-stage examp…

A case for MOCs

Maps of Content When taking notes there are a variety of philosophies about how one should conduct their workflow. No matter the system, the notes one takes start out as individual components to a larger structure. How one chooses to organize that larger structure is a matter of debate. One popular way and one that I think is worth focusing on is to use Maps of Content or MOCs. Types of Networks For the purposes of this thought exploration I will focus on three main network types as shown in …