Site Rules
- split projects blog updates into a blog(so every time i update it the original file stays the same? also if split i people think im active more because new file but its just the same activity but more standerd for visitor to consume) really need to work this shit out
Alternative titles
- Vault System
- My general vault system
- Linting rules
- how to format
this vault is written as a legacy of mine(?),
therefore it should be future proof.
1. Creation System
(adapted from the princes work ethics)
- become a finisher
- make art everyday
- it doesn’t have to be perfect
- sleep quality is absolute
- vault mentality (record everything, store it)
- design workflows that remain useful and understandable decades from now
2. Format and Compatibility
- Always use open formats (pandoc?)
- Prefer
.odtover.docx - Maintain forward-compatible formats to avoid vendor lock-in
- Keep metadata in human-readable form
3. System Philosophy
- System should be self-reinforcing/defending
- Minimize uneeded maintence; vault should maintain itself wherever possible
- Structure for scalability multiple projects, multiple contributors, long-term reference
4. Reviews and Automation
- Schedule monthly and yearly reviews for both content and structure
- Automate repetitive tasks;
- spellcheck
- tag or category validation
- unresolved link notifications
- enjoy the doing, dont make it a burden
5. Structure and Publishing Rules
Publishing rules;
publish: true→ accessible in site
Folder Structure
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00-raw -
01-projects -
02-digital_garden -
static_files -
Always use underscores
_for spaces in filenames -
Include index.md in each folder for context and information.
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follow the backup_rule
6. Vault Philosophy
- A folder of files. A vault. A portfolio. A digital garden. A memex.
- Jhony Decibel naming scheme + evergreen/digital garden + memex-style vault
- Public site contains polished work; 00-raw contains drafts and experimental notes
- Aligns with file over app and Manifesto - Preserving Content on the Web.
- Store files in open and readable formats.
- Use consistent naming and metadata for search-ability and discoverbility.(proper YAML data, good tags, etc)
7. Folder Structure / Sorting System
7.1 Core Rules
- Use a single vault to centralize content
- Reduce folder complexity to simplify navigation and maintainability
- Migrate external content locally or at least link it
- when linking an external thing, use an archived version
- written in markdown and sometimes embedded html.(html mostly for foldable stuff)
- Heavy use of internal links for interconnectivity (i dont really do this)
7.2 Folder Organization
Reference Folder
00-raw/clippingsexternal content (essays, articles, wiki pages)
**Admin Folder
static_filesimages, audio, template, PDFs, etc.
Raw Folder (hidden)
00-raw‘unprofesional’ stuff, work folder, experiments
7.3 Links and Metadata
- Use Web Clipper for importing webpages.
- Include date created, date modified, title for all notes
7.4 Pruning
modified: {{date}}to track edits
Pruning
- (bi?)monthish review, yearly meta-review
- Preserves a fractal web of thought for analysis and historical reference?
Random Note Exploration
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Graph view exploration to find related notes
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Reconnect older ideas to current projects
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Opportunity for maintenance;
- style, metadata, internal links, and other shi
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Include script to check for broken links and missing metadata
8. Publishing to Web
- Markdown content edited in Obsidian, site code in Zed
- Quartz static site generator converts Markdown to HTML
- Deployment via GitHub Actions.
- Hosting; GitHub Pages, Neocities. CI/CD available here
9. fallback stuff
- Local + external USB backup via BORG BACKUP
- Local USB backup via BORG BACKUP
- Include versioning and 256-hash to confirm vault integrity to future-proof against edits, deletions, or cencoring.