Hi! it's been a long time since I posted in this group (almost 5 years, wow!). Life changed on my side (working full-time jobs, having kids, ...) but I still tried to follow what's going on occasionally. Thanks a lot to @Mariano Guerra for the newsletter, it's the perfect digest for me to read whenever I have some spare time. I've recently started using Obsidian and it's working great for me to collect and organize all kinds of thoughts. I've used quite a few tools for this over the years, but Obsidian is my new favorite. I'm sure it's been discussed here already, but here's what I love about it: • based on markdown files instead of some proprietary formats • great apps for desktop and mobile • effortless e2e-encrypted sync between devices • linking between files / pages and following those links is easy. I'm using a variation of a Zettelkasten (this link can be useful as a starting point; I can write about my approach if there's interest in it) I'm currently trying to collect my FoC ideas, projects and thoughts into my Obsidian and therefore wanted to see my contributions to this community. I used the Archive tool by @Kartik Agaram and it's been working great. A simple long webpage and Ctrl-F worked beautifully, probably better than what Slack Pro could have given me. Thanks a lot for creating the archive, Kartik! Going back in time was very interesting. One thing I noticed though was that quite a few links that we discussed at the time sadly don't work anymore. With the help of the wayback machine, I was able to still access all the info though. This made me once again appreciate the wayback machine and its importance for the internet. Feels like a donation to the project is overdue. That's all I wanted to share. Have a great day folks :)