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Script to print all tags from .txt files (run from archive directory)
#!/bin/bashfind . -type f | grep -v '/\.' | xargs grep -IEoh '#[^ ]+\s?' | sort | uniq -c | sort -r explanation: * finds all files * removes any files starting with /. (hidden files) * for each non-binary file, finds all lines matching # and any number of characters up to the next space and returns this part of the line… -
Re: Understanding the difference between object tags and topic tags
> One thing to remember is that tagging is a small part of a knowledge system or 'tool for thought' so I try and not let myself get too hung up on tagging. I trust it my tagging skills will evolve and get better. And that means tagging when appropriate. In my perspective, my confusion stems from the disconnect I have when… -
Re: Understanding the difference between object tags and topic tags
I'm no tagging wizard but... Tags strick me as a way of grouping notes. If you want to group your 'fishes' together then a tag #fish seems appropriate. But it would seem more helpful to group all your 'recipes' together with a #recipes tag and then you could search for #recipes AND fish OR fennel OR "Captian Crunch" If you…