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Quick template using [[roam/templates]] for meeting notes. The query under action items pulls todos indented under the notes block, so you can tag bullets as TODOs, maintain their original context,

Something that rubs me the wrong way about a lot of note-taking gurus online is an overemphasis on shared writing as the output. What about making effective decisions more quickly?

And the first [[Path to Power User]] query workshop is done! Some thoughts: Also, #roamcult, if you're interested in staying in the loop for future workshops, sign up here: https://www.guidedtrack.com/programs/gtkgtt2/run

If you're in the #roamcult and have been considering learning queries, now is the time. I'll show you how they work & we'll find you some immediate use cases. If

All members of the #roamcult should learn queries and learn them well. Queries are Roam's language for letting you ask questions. The more fluently you can express your questions in

Product design and decisions influence user behavior. The quality of a user's experience depends on how they use the app. Behavior and experience lead to business outcomes. I use insight

If you're using @obsdmd as though it's @RoamResearch, then you get what you pay for. I use both, and both have their strengths, but Obsidian has page level backlinks and

What if a course, instead of bringing all students along one linear path, was set up for exploration, with some curated paths predesigned? This thread is building on another fantastic

RT: @Jeanvaljean689 "Roam is helping me see questions themselves as the atomic building blocks of a knowledge-structure, much more so than declarative statements."I have queries set up to show me

#roamcult- anybody using @RoamResearch for storing recipes? How do you do that? I was thinking if I tag individual ingredients I might be able to set up queries that filter