I was thinking about something which might be related to coloured
links the other day. I thought i'd share here, as you coloured links
has focused my mind (a mind free from IE7 woes thanks to you)
I am using TW to take notes in meetings, and sometimes the TW syntax
does not flow naturally. It slows my note taking down. I wondered if
the wikification of capital letters and quotes might help.
Someone might be talking and they might say something i want to
directly quote, or elaborate on later. The natural way for me to type
it is like this;
"creative leadership is the blending of creativity techniques with
leadership skills to overcome mindsets" - AH
CAPS: Acronyms and Initials
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It would be good if
* "AH" was wikified and a class added to the tiddlyLink. The same
class is added to the tiddler when it is created
Typing [[AH]] interrupts flow and most two letter capitalized words
are going to be initials of people in the meeting, or acronyms of some
type. In fact i all strings of caps are going to be abbreviation in my
particular context.
I am not too up on semantic web markup, but noticed that there is an
abbreviation tag on the Periodic table kindly bookmarked bookmarked
by Simon McManus [2] the other day. I don't know if there would be
much value in adding this to links to abbreviations.
Quotes: things to revisit or expand on
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It would be good if:
*an extra class was added to the link
* When created, the tiddler would automatically be tagged as with the
class of the link.
* the tiddler title of a "quote" was rendered differently from a
tiddler title. Instead of large title text, it could be smaller and in
italics.
Alex
[1] http://joshduck.com/periodic-table.html
[2] http://www.delicious.com/simonmcmanus
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