does the dendron team have any recommendations on maintaining a monorepo, in which each subpackage has a README, and one of the subpackages is the dendron documentation subfolder? this is a bit vague, but i'm wondering what is the best way to tackle this. i want to centralize the README's in the dendron vault for sure, and i know that i want to keep it DRY. so i'm thinking i should do note references in the README's to hierarchies in the dendron vault? however this wouldn't show up very well on gitlab/github. maybe a cicd hook could fix that? or have a clickable link /symlink to the "actual readme" from gitlab/github? open to thoughts / opinions.

Is that different from a "multi-vault" setup?

I guess maybe in multi-vault, there's no central readme above the vault readmes?

i have a good feeling this is possible - does anyone know how to help me - i want to take all of the children under a schema, and aggregated parts of that schema / template (for example a common block from one header to another), and display them all inside another note as a note ref

is this a handlebars thing?

You can use

*

at the last level of a hierarchy to note ref all there, but not sure if you can go higher levels or do more complicated stuff

trying to parse the request. are you trying to display the schema or the template? an example would help 😅

^ actually, @rlh1994 gave me the answer i wanted. thank you! the wildstar was exactly what i wanted. i had a hierarchy: post-mortems.journal1, post-mortems.journal2, post-mortems.journalN, and from another note i did [[post-mortems.*#someCommonHeaderAsTheseAreSchematized]]

can someone help me in escaping this?

md
|Test|
|-|
|[[Audiometer|dendron.note.link]]|

the preview goes like this

if I escape the

|

(

[[Audiometer\|asdasd]]

) then the link shows but as "Audiometer\\"

I've run into the same rendering problem with tables when I've worked on converting docsets from markdown to Dendronized-markdown, where the links are internal links, and it breaks the tables in the same fashion. I wasn't sure if it was an issue on my end and hadn't looked into it enough to open a bug. I think it it can be reproduced this way, that it warrants a bug if a bug issue doesn't exist yet

yeah, this is a pre-existing issue. please upvote https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/110 to help us prioritize

Ah ok thanks 👍

i want some brainstorm advice from the smarty pants folks over here. i started a people hierarchy on my team, so we can all do fun little bios. one of the line items in the bio is "interests", and right now i have mine just listed out "interests: like, this, philosophy, weightlifting, otherThing". is there a better abstraction i can use? should i use a #tag , maybe a [[backlink]]? any cool ideas for figuring out / dynamically showing how many people are interested in what, or what are the most common interests? (like that bubble visualization, maybe even click in and it will take you to a hierarchy of that "interest")? just looking for some fun ideas from the community. cheers and happy monday all!

thinking out loud, it would be really cool if whatever abstraction i used took advantage of the autosearch capabilities dendron has. not sure if works the same for tags as it does for backlinks, but essentially it would be cool if autofilled and showed what everyone else had tagged. i feel like tags are the most common abstraction for this, because of instagram twitter etc. but.. does it make sense for dendron? are tags and backlinks meant to be 1:1 / the same

- #interest.* hierarchy would work well for backlinks - creating a common bio template and having everyone write their intersts under

## Interest

section means you can note reference everything inside one note (eg.

people.*#Interest

)

https://icolorpalette.com/color/pantone-17-6229-tcx been using this as my dendron peacock green in case anyone cared lol. thought it is a nice shade of green

Started my new position as a DevOps Engineer I, changing my focus from cyber security, ahhhhhh!~!~!~ Sorry if this is spam, just super happy and excited!

https://www.geekwire.com/2022/starbucks-goes-web3-how-the-coffee-giant-plans-to-use-nfts-and-blockchain-in-its-rewards-program/ @d1onys1us curious if you have any thoughts on 👆

Well, I was really happy to hear about it. A big company like Starbucks pushing the boundaries of the space is great, especially utilizing NFTs in a utility driven fashion. Functionally, this is of course in many ways equivalent to something they could’ve rolled out with their previous rewards program, on their own mobile app. And a lot of brands / companies have tried to do this - I know I have some 7-11 rewards as well, and probably at a few other places. What’s cool about making these rewards redeemable with an NFT, in my opinion, is that they will (hopefully) adhere to an interface such as ERC-721 or ERC-1155. That means while I can see my Starbucks NFTs from the Starbucks app, I also would be able to see it on a crypto wallet as well, such as GameStop Wallet or Metamask. So that’s the part that’s exciting for me. Kind of like how my Apple wallet has become a destination for my gym QR codes, airplane travel tickets, COVID vaccine card, hopefully these NFTs can follow the same interface and be used from many different front ends as well 🙂

Maybe check out the [sre book by google] https://sre.google/sre-book/table-of-contents/ Not sure if it helps you, but might be a fun resource 🙂

Awesome thanks for the resource! I needed a new book to read in fact so I know what I'll be doing 😜

https://discord.com/blog/forum-channels-space-for-organized-conversation @kevins8 👀

yeah, they just rolled it out to everyone this week. since we already use github discussions, we don't currently have a direct need for this yet

weird i'm not seeing it in my personal server w/ community mode 😦 maybe it's an A/B rollout

ah got it now

https://www.nushell.sh/ big fan of this interface for website search

> Nu has great error messages killer feature!

by the interface, you mean the algolia search interface?