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Bracket Tags
Following @sfast 's advice on object tags, I've increasingly transitioned to using zettels as claims which connect two or more tag objects, and away from using zettels to refer to objects themselves. For instance, a zettel might express the following: Here, I'm using tags for objects, while the zettel itself embodies a… -
Introducing my new android app for zettelkasten : Zettel Notes
Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.eu.thedoc.zettelnotes Hey guys. I created zettel notes after i couldn't find any app for zettelkasten on android. As of now zettel notes supports: * Full Markdown * Note Linking * Multiple repositories with default text and date format for each * Extract note from… -
On Roam Research
Hello everyone! This post got pretty long-winded. This probably won't surprise those of you where were around last summer when I was a lot more active. The TL;DR is that this is essentially an article describing an implementation of zettelkasten that I've been experimenting with in Roam Research. I discuss some of the… -
Re: Numbering Systems
Great points! I really like the idea of minimizing categories. In fact in my personal/non work zk, I have a section LOG which is logic and philosophy. There will probably be lots of other categories in there that won't actually get detailed out. I probably have five categories but some of the information could belong on… -
Re: A Tale of Complexity – Structural Layers in Note Taking
Hi - very new here. I love the concept of structural layers, especially marking them through ## But Obsidian doesn't accept ## as tags - only #tags are considered tags. Please suggest some solutions. -
Re: [First Zettel] The reading of a text must be accompanied by notes and writing
@Iacillo First off, I too am very new to zettelkasten, and am ill-equipped to offer advice, so please take my comment with a healthy dose of skepticism. The one thing that I notice about this zettel, is a lack of [[cross links]]. You do have #tags in there which is good. -
Share your folders and note "types" -- here are mine
As many of you know I am new to Zettelkasten. I'm curious how the interplay between sparing use of folders and "types" (a finite small set of tags on the form) -- for example, when taking notes on a book I consider this a buffer note (I use the haskell type syntax ::buffer ) and place it in my /fleeting notes folder.… -
Re: Numbering Systems
Just depends what part of the "no categories to many specific categories and subcategories" spectrum you want to fall on. If you are a concept-centric, zero categories person, then no prefixes. Just number each idea or concept as it comes, then can use #tags in your alphabetical index to group cards as they come. But, like… -
Re: The GRID system for frictionless Zettelkasten Organisation
@tjex: I noticed a small detail in your blog post that I was going to pass over in silence as irrelevant to your interests, but I decided it may be worth mentioning here for the sake of completeness: In the section on tags you mention two common types of tags. There is an important type of tag that you omit: tagging with… -
Drafts Version 20 Provides Support for Links
Version 20 of Drafts for macOS and iOS was released today. This version provides support for links. Drafts is a powerhouse application, and is now additionally a very capable alternative for a digital ZK. I've learned a great deal from use of The Archive, but after several days with working with the beta version of Drafts…