[Fred's Security Vortex] Personally I was interesting to try to use some of these ideas, enhancing them, and use my Moleskines as an analog blog. Okay, it can seem crazy, it can seem really, really geek (and it is) but I’m curious to found if it can be effective and practical.

Interesting concept, although it seems a bit too complicated for my Moleskine usage. I did, however, go ahead and ‘implement’ the following hacks to my moleskine:

• Table of Contents. I left the first 3 pages blank for a TOC that I fill in with each new entry.
• Page Numbering. Each right-hand facing page after the TOC gets a number in the upper corner. If a thought doesn’t complete the page, has a ‘virtual quadrant’ (as described here) and I use the -> for "continued on" and <- for "continued from".
• Moleskine Multi-tab Hack (more here): I put in 3 Avery Write-On Tabs - Tech/Projects, Personal and Dump. The "dump" tab is just for short snippets of things I want to blog about, books I want to eventually read, quick thoughts, etc.

Up to now, this system has been working for me. It’ll be interesting to see how it progresses and changes over the next few months.