[iAMAGuest]

> If there's logic or design that's complicated and not properly commented or documented, then that's worth doing and sharing with the team

It's the meta also, it is capturing the models mentally and ideas and notes. This reduces cognitive load, and actually by making notes increases the chances of you remember something.

> And stuff I learn is learned, so I don't need to write that down :-)

Hey if thats the case then fine, but generally memory deteriorates, recall becomes more difficult and the details change.

> Working in a team, shared information is critical and logbooks just aren't the best way to achieve that.

Log books are not generally for the team, they are for you.

But as you say each to their own.

[maximg68]

This does not have to be "either-or". As we see an increased focus on teamwork this could evolve into a shared (electronic) team logbook.