Andrew1
February 13, 2022, 1:17pm
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You can use:
to export your reddit saved threads and then:
https://euangoddard.github.io/clipboard2markdown/
to get the saved comments / threads into your vault.
Then when you search all you’ll see anything related.
Unfortunately, you can’t search the resulting file because Obsidian tries to search every time you type a letter.
Also, you can’t backlink through the file because you’ll surely wnat to reimport with new saved comments later on.
However, it’s very convenient.
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How can this be updated with the new Bookmarks feature?
I can’t see a smooth way to do it without https://app.tressel.xyz
Just to clarify,
I’m looking for a smooth flow for:
Stage 1) Reddit Mobile →
Stage 2 a) Taking notes
and/or
Stage 2b) bookmarking for reading it later
and/or
Stage 2c) bookmarking for zettlekasten
→
Stage 3) Obsidian Vault storage
I can’t see a way to do this smoothly without
Send Reddit posts, articles, kindle highlights, quick thoughts & more effortlessly to Notion, Obsidian & Evernote
Has more than a few stages.
So does:
You can use:
to export your reddit saved threads and then:
https://euangoddard.github.io/clipboard2markdown/
to get the saved comments / threads into your vault.
Then when you search all you’ll see anything related.
Unfortunately, you can’t search the resulting file because Obsidian tries to search every time you type a letter.
Also, you can’t backlink through the file because you’ll surely wnat to reimport with new saved comments later on.
However, it’s very convenient.
Omnivore is a free Read it Later, but it doesn’t format Reddit posts for reading very well IMHO:
Related thread:
I combine a lot of things in my PKM workflow.
In general, Evernote is the initial dumping ground of external information.
If it’s an article, I can perform progressive summarization in subsequent re-reads.
Various highlights from different sources are automatically synced to my Readwise for spaced-repetition.
Curated notes are put in Obsidian so they could be linked with other knowledge
Finally, I put things I want to be able to recall with little effort into Anki Flashcards (active recall …