How staff, alumni and outside writers publish on Dwarves Memo, from the path chooser and the pull request to credit, agent prompts and the lint errors you will meet.

Getting your post onto memo, whether you are staff, alumni or a guest

Avoid common pitfalls in Memo

Learn how to create a Map of Content (MOC) for knowledge hubs. This guide introduces MOC's benefits and providing a step-by-step process for organizing and linking notes effectively

How to make a MOC

One rule set for images, figures, alt text, dark-theme safety and imported styling on Dwarves Memo, with a test for every rule and the checklist editors run before approving a post.

Memo media and styling standard

We use the Zettelkasten method to enhance engagement by capturing one idea per note and connecting concepts with tags and citations. This method improves clarity, consistency, memorization, and reduces bias. We organize notes with a tag system and content map in Obsidian, making it easy for readers to navigate and see connections between topics.

Organize team know-how with Zettelkasten method

Following the core theme of MMA (Mastery, Meaning, Autonomy), every piece of content we put out requires a strategic approach, so it can cut through the noise, serve purposes and meanings to readers.

Memo publication life cycle

Recap a publication is the work of summarizing its key points, analyzing why it matters, and providing insights or opinions on its content. At Dwarves, we follow a set of must-dos and set expectations for Recap a publication, to ensure we have a clear and insightful summary that can contribute to readers' understanding of the topic.

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