Personal knowledge collection use case

[ganadiotis]

I think this one could be refined further, as it can include both

1. Archiving knowledge items of interest (e.g. saving bookmarks), and
2. Generating new knowledge (e.g. writing notes)

Furthermore, both the above refer to documents. What about data, such as:

1. People's data held / generated by public services (e.g. SOLID / Raf Buyle use case)
2. People's data held / generated by various private services (e.g. Fitbit, Imdb, last.fm etc

[kvistgaard]

I made a quick list of what I currently use my PKG for. It might trigger some generalisation of missing common use cases. (I find bottom-up, "ethnographic" approaches of discovering use cases very useful; currently, I can only present a "study" of my own use)

• Daily tasks
• Events (integration with calendar)
  • preparation
  • notes
  • tasks
  • follow-up
• Journaling
• Writing (drafting and directly publishing where possible)
  • Articles
  • Books
  • Emails
  • Posts
    • Wordpress
    • Twitter
    • Slack
    • LinkedIn
  • Reviews
  • Newsletters
  • Other documents
• Collecting knowledge
  • Bookmarks with highlights from
    • Kindle books
    • Web pages, articles
    • Embebed PDFs
• Presentations (both making and presenting)
• Projects
  • Events (integration with calendar)
  • Presentations
  • Planning
  • Issues
  • Risks
  • Test
  • Deliveries
  • Documentation
• Learning
  • Methods
  • Tools
    • HowTos
  • Languages
• Home
  • Maintenance
  • HowTos
  • Shopping
• Tracking service subscriptions
• Research
  • Projects
  • Collecting knowledge
    • Bookmarks with highlights from
      • Kindle books
      • Web pages, articles
      • Embebed PDFs
  • Linking ideas
• Training
• Relationship management
• Queries
  • SPARQL
    • Storing and linking
    • (execution not yet possible)
  • Datalog
    • Storing and linking
    • executing