Zettelkasten Forum

UID #1: Entry note. Create path for Zettel Note title: "A Zettel is a note." Continue: UID #2

Probably not, but all bets are off in other universes. In some other universes, I'd be the one with the Erdös #2 and you'd be an old man holed up in the mountains of Northern Idaho. (Image)

@prometheanhindsight, I used to keep them all over my zettelkasten, here, there and everywhere. I entered a #2do where ever I was when the idea for a #2do seemed appropriate. I used a 'Saved Search' t

I like this approach! Do you keep a single note with ZK #2do items, or are they spread out across multiple notes?

I personally keep a type of #2do in my zettelkasten. These are actions I want to take directly related to my knowledge work and workflow.

Not strictly a Zettelkasten, but almost. I was ready "How to write mathematics" by P. R. Halmos. and on page 134, he discusses how he organizes a book or long article:

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* Do both #2 and #3?

This one shows me all the notes that have the #2do tag in them.

A fitting note #2000!

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The method I'm experimenting with is to use tags. Currently, I only use two #2do & #done, but I can envision expanding the tags to refine the work wanting attention. As an example, #reseach-pr

For #2 according to a quick search I apparently consistently used the word "stub" in those notes without making them tags... ¯_( ツ )_/¯ I'll fix that now since it seems reasonably u

I didn't mention that the #2do tag is interspersed in my archive in the relevant note not all listed on the same note. I then have a saved search that pulls them all together but I can follow each bac

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TODOs are a matter I'm evolving with. I'm currently settled on having two TODO trackers. I use the tag #2do in my zettelkasten to point to work "on my zettelkasting method." TODOs a

In addition, there are quite a lot of YouTube videos too. I'm starting to work my way through the video tutorial series by Francis Meetze, on #2 now.....it has some great ideas to tune up TW...

Video Tutorial is #2 by Francis Meetze on YouTube:

Escapes around formatting in my point #2: "I have been using the "" ...'