Re-dicovering Zengobi Curio

agreed, that is probably the best resources I know for now

I want to start reading / learning the bible in a methodical way. I am considering two different tools to help me on this.

  1. Obsidian for the powerful cross reference functions via backlinks
  2. Curio for its versatile, free form but may be may be steep learning curve for me

My preliminary thoughts on what I like to achieve with either tools are

  • use either app as the portal to everything related to the bible and related materials
  • create table of contents to different books in the database/project
  • link to online bible verses (both can do that)
  • link to pdf files, YouTube videos and other media format (both can do that to different degree)
  • able to enter notes, questions and comments easily (Obsidian seems to be easier in this regards as it has mobile app and is compatible with Draft Notes , not sure Curio can get action from Draft)
  • able to have cross references (Obsidian obvioiusly excels on this, not sure how I do this on Curio, may be by inserting viariables?)
  • able to collabate / summarise all my questions / comments on to a huge summary page or by old/new testatment, or by different books in the bible (I need to figure out how to do this by either app)
  • generate mind map on my thoughts and people relationship in the bible ( I guess both can do that to different degree)

My questions on Curio are

  1. what is the fastest way to get up to speed on Curio
  2. what is the practical size of a project in Curio, including all the attachments such as pdf files, videos, podcast.
  3. would a lot of multimedia content slows down the search or accessing different idea spaces
  4. Should I different that into two or multiple projects such as old / new testament to make it more manageable
  5. Shouid I use Curio to link to Obsidian (may be using HookMarks) to get the best of both worlds

I am aware of various posts on this forum such as this one. Hence I am also tagging people like @JohnAtl , @beck , @Rob_Polding , etc in case they have some suggestions for me. this thread contains so much good information that I am trying to re-read every post

thanks everyone in advance