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 date: 2021-09-14
 author: Stefan Imhoff
 description: How I started using Readwise to maintain my highlights of various tools for note-taking
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 tags: ["productivity", "technology", "recommendation"]
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 ## Readwise Obsidian Plugin
 
-The [Readwise Obsidian Plugin ](https://github.com/readwiseio/obsidian-readwise) (in Beta) is fantastic. It automatically exports all highlights as Markdown into the vault. You have the freedom to change the template, and select in what time interval it should import the highlights.
+The [Readwise Obsidian Plugin](https://github.com/readwiseio/obsidian-readwise) (in Beta) is fantastic. It automatically exports all highlights as Markdown into the vault. You have the freedom to change the template, and select in what time interval it should import the highlights.
 
 Every section (Books, Articles, Tweets, Podcasts) is a separate folder, and every source is a separate Markdown file. The highlights are listed in those files, including metadata such as tags, categories, author names, or URLs.