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Hi! I'm Eleanor Konik, one of the moderators for the Obsidian community. Professionally, I'm a social studies teacher, but you can find me hanging out in Discord, trawling Reddit and tweeting about Obsidian. I created this Roundup after a couple of people asked for a way to help keep up with everything being created, discovered, and shared in the community.

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Featured Posts

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🌲 How Obsidian Replaced Video Games & Helped Me Publish

It's been a year. Obsidian.md encouraged a daily writing habit I've never been able to maintain before, and didn't charge me a dime.

pens and notebooks
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🌲 Yet Another Hot Take on “Folders vs Tags”

I like folders due to their cross compatibility, future proofing, interoperability, flexibility, focus, clarity, automation management &etc.

🌲 Yet Another Hot Take on “Folders vs Tags”
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🌲 Using Obsidian For Writing Fiction & Notes

A roundup of resources for using the markdown-based notetaking app Obsidian.md to write fiction and manage worldbuilding-related notes.

🌲 Using Obsidian For Writing Fiction & Notes

Recent Posts

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🌲Stop Feeling Guilty — Rebrand your TBR List

A pile of things "to be read" is a to-do list of low-priority items most of us will never get to. That doesn't mean they're useless.

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🌠 Pin Preview Popups & an Intro to Dataview Guide

Tags, glossaries, & beginner-friendly classification methods.

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🌠 Dashboards, Dataview Tips, & global publish graphs

A new GPT-3 plugin for generating text, support for Microsoft Document Syntax style admonition blocks, and "live preview" inside search panels.