WordBlock

A web3 note-taking tool built for open and interactive block reference

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WordBlock - Web3 Note-Taking Tool

WordBlock is a web3 note-taking tool that allows you to organize and reference your fragmented knowledge. It provides a block-building writing experience and enables public block reference and semantic search.

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By: Fat Garage

Users: 16

Rating: 3.33

(3)

Version: 1.3.0 (Last updated: 2023-03-09)

Creation date: 2022-10-17

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

tabs
storage
contextMenus

Host permissions:

*://*/*
http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 1.65M

Email: co*****@fat-garage.com

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Word block is a web3 note-taking tool built for open and interactive block reference.

There are some inspirations for me to build wordblock: (To summarize ahead i want to build a tool for thoughts that enables public block reference and semantic search)

Fragmented knowledge takeaway by attention 👀

Reading is a huge activity in which we consume information, but it has been heavy since we let the brain take(memory) too many things.

I need a "container" to carry the fragmented knowledge i have from reading, specifically the highlights and memos. The "container*" should represent the context (at what time\from where\i consume\what information)

*In the theory of publishing, framing (encapsulation) is used to support the subsequent filtering (classification & search), amplification (propagation) and models (value distribution).

Block-building writing experience

User reviews

Bright Wu, 2024-06-18

i started to collect fragments from daily conversations, joyful readings, or words from the lucky cookies ;) those words are in different contexts with various structures. I m lucky to be in a multi-lingue environment and form a habit of inter-preting between text, so word block is a very useful tool for me to do that. Not only to keep the record across websites/platforms, but also to check the context, and see the connections along the way.