# Don’t Just Create Links in Your PKM. Archive Links and Everything Else. ![[Pasted image 20250620082334.png]] In the vast landscape of note-taking, countless methods and discussions revolve around how to create links between notes, aiming to maintain a robust note graph. The ultimate goal is to **discover unexpected connections between notes in the future**, sparking new insights and inspiration. This concept is enticing and was a significant factor that drew me to explore the Zettelkasten method. However, early in my exploration, I quickly encountered a challenge: as the number of my notes grew, how could I maintain the links and the graph effectively? Especially if I had known four and a half years ago that today my Obsidian vault would contain over 8,000 notes, I might have felt even more overwhelmed. ## Continue Reading and Discussing - [Don’t Just Create Links in Your PKM. Archive Links and Everything Else. | Substack](https://ptkm.substack.com/p/dont-just-create-links-in-your-pkm) - [Don’t Just Create Links in Your PKM. Archive Links and Everything Else. | by PTKM | Obsidian Observer | Medium](https://medium.com/obsidian-observer/mastering-your-second-brain-unlocking-knowledge-discovery-through-effective-link-management-and-ddb398de9d1a) ## Learn More - [[Linking Everything - PTKM CP|Linking Everything]]