#Case for inkbook obsidian software#
#Case for inkbook obsidian pdf#
rely on normal internal links, so not convenient (appears just as a link, without brackets or anything to show it is a citation, and also information is lost in PDF export).setup its own template (but follows Pandoc, which is good).rely on an external bibliography file (bibtex or csl-json).Let me discuss why the plugin obsidian-citation has problems here: uniformize how citations are displayed (both in Markdown preview and PDF export).to not rely on external and specific tools (as pointed in this post).There are several motivations to have a built-in mechanism: For example, I want to refer to a discussion, a seminar or to some book, but without creating an entry in Zotero nor a dedicated Obsidian note for the reasons below. Second, for more general topics and here the plugin is less useful. First, to take notes on what I am reading for my research – for this, the plugin obsidian-citation-plugin is a really promising start since it implements exactly the features I would need in this context. I am using a lot of citations in two different contexts. I also want to stress that what I will describe can useful well beyond academia and does not rely on any external software or format. I think that it should be a core feature / plugin because I fear that plugins will not implement citations consistently. It is too high a price to pay.It would be useful if Obsidian could implement a basic mechanism for citing references, which can then be extended with plugins.
Her zeal is only tempered when she learns the true sacrifice required to raise a Veil-a secret even the centuries-old Brotherhood has forgotten. With the help of her friends and allies, and her own indomitable will, Shade stays one step ahead of her enemies.
They would sooner see all the Veils collapse into dust than allow a witch to raise one. But the Veils are controlled by the Brotherhood, who consider them sacred creations. She vows to raise one-a feat not accomplished in over a hundred years. Shade scratches out a dangerous living in the broken Wastes, but now that they are growing more unstable and dangerous, Shade and her people need their own Veil to protect them. Those who laughingly call her a witch to her face soon learn an unfortunate lesson: Shade Nox might be an abomination, but she wields her blades with devastating precision, gleefully shedding blood for elemental magic that matches any man’s. Proud and defiant, she wears her tattoos openly as any bloodwizard would, and carries obsidian blades at her hips. Shade Nox is a fiend, a rogue, and a wanted murderer, though her only true crime is that she chooses to dress like a man.
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