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Yes, I use ag and probably there is a problem. The same situation is with tags and #1. So, as a (not perfect) solution, I convert tags to latin letters. I googled about UTF-8 and ag and find similar q

* Create a new Zettel #1 in Emacs (saved with Unix line endings)

to a new blog when your page is already ranked #1 in Google -- it makes the new note easier to find. Whereas if you do the opposite, it's like creating a new blog that no one knows exists, and linkin

Creating structure notes is the #1 way I work my mental umwelt into my archive.

* [marked text][#1goKig9] -> [marked text](zettel://1goKig9)

just represents a distraction. It's the #1 reason I keep turning away from the Archive, despite its clear strengths.

But like I said in #1, the value comes from continuing thought trails, not linking alone.

Regrading objective #1, as @sfast already pointed out, this limitation is already solved by structure notes.

But like I said in #1, the value comes from continuing thought trails, not linking alone.

But like I said in #1, the value comes from continuing thought trails, not linking alone.

* Direct links devalue note sequences if the value is linking alone. I got Sascha's point here and fully understand it now (and I agree). But like I said in #1, the value comes from continuing thought

513 #1

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Don't miss the first episode!

This introduces complexity. If I go directly to #2, I may miss the fact that I wrote about this before. If I go directly to #1, and find nothing, I will have to "back up and start again", wi

201810200000 Interesting Note #1.txt ... Open Question: Why do we care? #201810200001 ...

and filenames „1a22b Topic.md“, the topic be #1a22b Topic and the link be [[1a22b Topic]]... no „/„ needed. Would that be possible?

or the name used in the citekey). See screenshot #1 below, in which the author "Lang" is listed for three edited anthologies with which no "Lang" is associated.

* Theme Editor (json) (#12)

* BBEdit: 20 years and counting. This editor has not let me down once. Rock stable and mighty editing features. It is not my #1 when it comes to searching in my notes, but nothing beats it when editin