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Re: Is it a good idea to use nominal phrases in note titles?
You may benefit from introducing some form of generalizing or rolling things up to a higher level of abstraction into your note system, with tags or more generic titles. Either tags or more generalized note titles can help you find relevant notes as the various contexts/use cases arise. A note titled "Compelling… -
Re: Just started, already lost in clutter. How do you prevent to get lost in so many notes and links?
@IvanFerrero Hi Ivan and welcome to the forum. Your questions are entirely normal for someone new starting out. Trying to figure out how to "organize" (or at least, access) your notes takes some experimentation to find a way that works for you (i.e., is sensible and logical for the way you think). The Zettelkasten system… -
Re: Introductions and some ramblings
That seems like a good way of doing things. Right now, I'm using Ulysses for short ideas or story snippets with the intention of moving relevant notes into Scrivener if anything larger coalesces. I might play around with moving some of those notes into The Archive and see how that goes. -
Re: Introductions and some ramblings
@prometheanhindsight I'm not really sophisticated on that yet, but I have a tag for #Story_Ideas and, since some of them come from "lucid dreams", also a #Dreams tag. Additionally, I have other tags relevant to each note / story concept and each note is linked in the normal way to other Zettels (where I think it makes… -
Re: Interesting Tagging Idea from Bear
@msteffens I was using the term "nested tags" only to mean that there was a hierarchy of tags, one under another. You are right that, in the way they are used in Bear, the tags are not independent of one another and that they are very like a conventional folder setup. The other comments above are applicable - keeping the…