Hm. I guess it's a matter of preference.
I tried some different ways of keeping my Dream Journal, and the wiki is what I stuck with. At first I used paper and pen, but was sort of frustrated because I couldn't write fast enough and ended up leaving stuff out. After that I used Notepad2 to keep the Journal, but I didn't really like that either since I could not include sketches and drawings, and after a while I'd have many small files which I couldn't search efficiently. I looked into some dedicated programs for Journaling, but didn't really like any of that either.
I guess a private blog would be an improvement over that, since it would solve these problems, but the wiki goes a little farther. I stumbled upon someone else's DJ online, and he kept a list of DreamSigns and other motives that appeared in his dreams, and which Dreams they appeared in. I thought that was neat, but apparently he updated these pages manually.
So I figured, I could use a wiki, since I would not have to update the lists manually and have all the formatting possibilities of a website plus a full text search.
Currently I keep every dream in an article, use categories to sort them into dreams, fragments, lucid dreams, etc. and keep short articles about DreamSigns and other stuff, e. g. descriptions of people I'm unlikely to still remember in 10 years.
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