You might follow the approach that Nick Milo is taking with his Ideaverse for Obsidian -- a free download of a basic structure, and then a Pro version for a subscription fee. [Onboarding - Ideaverse for Obsidian](https://www.linkingyourthinking.com/ideaverse-for-obsidian/onboarding-ideaverse) I would be interested in seeing a linking of your Primary Sources into some greater context; right now, they seem disjointed. What with several topic columns now in MakingHistory, I was wanting some sort of Map of Content (MOC), then I discovered that your Archive menu is essentially that -- it's much easier to peruse it than to click on each of the submenus to see what new content has been added, and to get the overall perspective (although your Home note does that in a more limited way).
You might follow the approach that Nick Milo is taking with his Ideaverse for Obsidian -- a free download of a basic structure, and then a Pro version for a subscription fee. [Onboarding - Ideaverse for Obsidian](https://www.linkingyourthinking.com/ideaverse-for-obsidian/onboarding-ideaverse) I would be interested in seeing a linking of your Primary Sources into some greater context; right now, they seem disjointed. What with several topic columns now in MakingHistory, I was wanting some sort of Map of Content (MOC), then I discovered that your Archive menu is essentially that -- it's much easier to peruse it than to click on each of the submenus to see what new content has been added, and to get the overall perspective (although your Home note does that in a more limited way).
Which substacks are you referring to in this post?
I was planning on making a list and sharing it once I've had a bit of time to check them out a bit.