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I do wish [[wiki links]] would behave like #tags.

* Tags 3: Give the shortcut a name and run it. Change the tag name and run it a second time. Continue until you eliminate all the old #tags that you no longer need.

[[2018091546]] #tags# Title (without UID)

We can solve this into #tags as such:

Sorry for the word salad. I want to add Finder tags to the .txt file which correspond to the #tags which appear in the text. nvUltra updates Finder tags to correspond to the textual tags. Would be

But I was wondering when do use #tags and when do you use [[wikis]] and if you see some problem on my approach?

a similar file for [[links]] as oppose to #tags? I'd love to see at a glance how often I have created connections to various notes.

Thanks for feedback @Will! You are right that I am thinking ahead since I so far only have 200 zettels and don't really need it. That is also why I am interested in hearing how you guys, who have a mu

In this context, I distinguish a "taxonomical relationship" a creation of a type of link that uses a word or phrase used in the actual text on both sides of the link. Not added just…

I'm not quite sure what you mean by your distinction between "category relationship" and "taxonomical relationship". FWIW, I've been using #tags to mark zettels as

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In my mind the only difference between #tags and keywords is that #tags are things I think will apply as a category, but keywords are "synonyms I will probably type accidentally when I'm tryi

In The Archive select several files and press ⇧⌘R (or File > Reveal in Finder). In the Finder chose File > Rename 7 objects. Now you can add, replace or remove #tags from the filename.

to have an (automatically updated) list of all #tags you use in your Zettelkasten and could easily insert them everywhere.

It is coming together. The first prototype gives a #tags and notes overview. Code is on github, requires python3; I didn't create standalone executables yet.

of notes. I am also thinking of adding a #tags and maybe even a cited sources section for finding relevant notes. #tags and citekeys within a note would also point to (include) referenced notes there

Aaaand inspired by the above, we can now do the same with citekeys that we can with note-links and #tags! (Image)

Inline expansion of #tags

A lot of punctuation, depending on the context, including brackets and parentheses so you can type foo (#bar) baz; also the backtick ` for code, and in some cases Markdown syntax characters like aster

#search #for #tags !#but !#not !#for !#these