If the core themes are maintained and recognizable, yes.

Incredibly quite a few YA books do that. There’s more to books than labels.

Yw, mindly is just mindmaps, transno is anotation that can be seen as mindmaps (both phone apps) and Notion is… uh, complicated to explain but is good for projects

I use notion, mindly, transno and Emacs to write

DA3 doesn’t work with Wine or Proton?

Been in one of those, another sign is just too much drama incidents happen in that community

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update, using Codeberg now

Use git (on notabug) for saving plans, emacs using fountain mode for scripting, Notion for wiki lore documentation. And Org mode on emacs for the simpler planning tasks (to do lists).