That's awesome! While I'm relatively new to Bitcoin Core, I've been leveraging a Zettelkasten system since day one of my contribution journey to gather and store context around Bitcoin Core. This led me to envision the immense potential of having access not just to my knowledge graph but also to those of more established, experienced contributors. It's intriguing to consider the productivity boost and depth of insights such shared access could provide.

Bitcoin Core is a dense and complicate subject with multiple overlapping knowledge bases: the codebase, GitHub, PR Review Club, Bitcoin Stack Exchange, Bitcoin Optech’s topics and newsletter, Bitcoin Optech’s topics and newsletter.

Efforts like bitcoinsearch make that easier, but as a user of a Zettelkasten system, do you see a potential for an enhanced, communal external memory akin to a Zettelkasten?

You've been actively involved with Bitcoin for several years now. I assume that you've build quite the knowledge graph. How do you maintain it? Do you have a note-taking process?

Brave should now work!

Noted! I still need to test on different browsers and put some work to make it mobile friendly.

This is still a work in progress, but I am glad people like it!

Since I read the Who Funds Bitcoin Development piece by BitMex I’ve been thinking of building a project showcasing who funds Bitcoin development. Polylunar already tracks grants but I was thinking of something with cool visualizations that could possibly provide more value to the community.

My ambition is to evolve this into an exploration tool of the Bitcoin open-source ecosystem. Showcasing who funds Bitcoin development and what developers are working on.

It would be awesome to get your feedback and thoughts on this. I'll soon publish to GitHub for anyone eager to contribute data.