I am using Tinderbox a lot to plan and sketch things I want to do. I have a document titled 'Ideabook'.
And sometimes I see a very strong urge to refine, change, expand or correct things I have written earlier.
For example I planned this Passion Visualisation workshop in a simple outline. The during the actual workshop I added notes and annotations, but I also changed things around in some places completly. That'S ok so far, as now the outline documents almost the workshop as it was actually done.
But now I would like to formalize the whole thing in a clean written form, like one would print in a book or publish on a website... So what do I do? Do I correct, shuffle and overwrite what I had before? Therby I would change or even erase what I had done and what was actually held.
If none of my planning document had ever seen the light of day - if I was writing on a work that would only be 'performed once it is completly formed - this would not be such a difficult problem.
The weblog in a way comes close to this form. Each post or note in a weblog is (or should be) grounded in the temporal context it was written in. Later updates will only concern glaring mistakes or added info... never should they change the actual con tent of a post!
using Tinderbox notes for templates?