are-you-a-dev: No, I would not
backup-method: TiddlySpot / TiddlyHost
diy-backup-info: 
first-heard-survey: Official newsletter
first-used-tw: 2010
joined-tw-community: No
main-use-cases: Note-taking;Journalling;Task and project management (including CRMs);As a knowledge base (including technical, non-fiction and encyclopaedic content);Narrative fiction writing (either supporting its creation or directly writing in TiddlyWiki)
ok-to-publish: Yes, I am happy for my responses to be published
other-survey-source: 
other-use-cases: 
positive-about-future: Yes
project-decision-trust: Yes
project-strengths: Active development breeds confidence in the project and makes me feel safe in keep privileged information in it.
project-weaknesses: Technical limitations aside, my biggest issue is slow-downs with large files (PKM).  I tweak (no images, limited plug-ins, etc), but with some tiddlers large (I know - atomize those Tiddlers!) and a thousands of tiddlers, the slowdown is noticeable and that gives me pause as to whether this is the right platform.
publish-to-intranet: 
publish-to-web: 
published-plugin: No
save-method: Single-file wiki through web browser with Download Saver (default saving mechanism);Single-file wiki with custom saver (e.g. TiddlyPWA, Timimi, tw5-browser-nativesaver)
share-wikis: No, but I may export content into other formats and share individual tiddlers, the whole wiki, or an extract of the wiki
started-tw-community: 
tags: [[Community Survey 2025]]
title: Community Survey 2025 Answer 00094
tw-ability-level: I have customised TiddlyWiki through options and plugins;I am comfortable using WikiText widgets (e.g. <$transclude>, <$list>...)
tw-customisations: no.
tw-future-confidence: Yes
use-discord: 
use-for-work-or-study: Yes
use-github-discuss: 
use-mailing-list: 
use-reddit: 
use-ttw: 
value-of-tw: Secure, portable environment to write in, take notes, customize, and be a single source of truth.
wiki-setup-info: I work of a several single files in TiddlyHost - but I keep files in Google Drive a well.  When editing or working with a file, I download it and work on it, then upload it to Tiddlyhost and Google Drive.  On mobile, I use Tiddlyhost for viewing.