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P.S. to my previous comment - I do all my linking "explicitly", that is, I insert the UID for the linked zettel (#2) at the bottom of the existing zettel (#1), along with an explanation of w

I do all my linking "explicitly", that is, I insert the UID for the linked zettel (#2) at the bottom of the existing zettel (#1) […] And then I go to the zettel #2 and insert a UID for zette

P.S. to my previous comment - I do all my linking "explicitly", that is, I insert the UID for the linked zettel (#2) at the bottom of the existing zettel (#1), along with an explanation of w

# 202011091012 An example note #zettelkasten Web sources need citing. [#20201110170100][] I heard this before.[#20201110170111][] [#20201110170100]: https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/1470/ho

Q&A #2 - How permanent a permanent note is Imagine leaping into the platonic world of ideas and coming back with one of them. That would be the most eternal note.

I want to clarify @Will's point #2 above - in my opinion, a reference manager (e.g., Zotero, which I use for my technical work) is important if you are a researcher or someone writing a technical pape

This week's WAYWOW is to work on Script #2 of course, but I actually want to start getting back to reading and making notes in my ZK and blogging about some of the tech stuff I've learnt, both of whic

There is a circular button in the upper right-hand corner that will allow you to cycle fonts (my wife prefers other fonts in addition to zooming a bit).

* Create another Zettel #2 on another device that links to Zettel #1. This is also saved with Unix line endings.

Searching is not the only function of tags. This may be a subtle distinction but tags can be used to group notes together in ad-hoc ways. Some of us use tags like #2do #current_work #in_process #inbox

A note about 'errors'. I view these not as mistakes but as missed opportunities and reminders of how I would want my Zettels to integrate into my Zettelkasten. In that light, I wouldn't use these as

@sfast thanks for sharing your deep knowledge of knowledge building both here and on the Zettelkasten youtube channel. I watched the "Wanderley #2" video last night and it is a game-changer.

Regarding objective #2, this can be solved with a new type of note.

I agree with @John that there is hidden power in combining tags with saved searches. I hadn't thought about adding a tag like @John's #2DO-Question tag but this seems like it could be helpful. I'm ste

Whenever I do, I add the tag #2DO-Question to my tags and such a note always comes up whenever I use the saved searches sidebar. I have a dedicated one for Open Questions.

Based on common sense and the principle of branching, #2 doesn't hold up. You see, how you use this technique matters a lot. So let me see how the modified Folgezettel holds up first before I share it

See https://pandoc.org/demos.html #24.

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> Here's a quote. [#202001241413][] [#202001241413]: John Doe. *Some Big Fancy Book*. Vanity Press, 2006.