I have no solution to propose, but it looks like you need a graph database, vs a more traditional relational database. Independent tools used in different orders and situations. There are several versions of graph databases, but as I have no need I've not researched them.

Graph databases have nodes and edges. The edges allow you to define relationships between nodes, in a much more organic way. Your graph database can then be rendered in a 3d model, which is always cool to see. You should still be able to do a linear keyword search when you wish a specific node/skill.

Don

On Tue, 8 Dec 2020 at 12:41, o1bigtenor via talk <talk@gtalug.org> wrote:

Greetings

I tend to work on quite a number of different things if not at the
same time then in
quite short order. So far most projects will get some notes or phone
call references
or other information jotted down on paper. Over time this means that I
all too often
tend to redo things - - - sometimes to improvement but sometimes I
don't know where
the previous work is so I'm looking or I'm redoing.

So I'm looking at collecting things like contact information (and
their value/area etc etc),
project ideas, info sources, project planning, project design
parameters, project
components all of which hopefully results in some in the end.

Have been trying to use taskwarrior and its a decent reminder system but the
storage of all the other 'stuff' isn't there. Been trying to just save
things into a folder
(that's not so useful when information is applicable to multiple projects).

Has anyone found a 'reasonable' system that would effect this less than simple
'idea'?

TIA
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