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For question #3 yes I use emoji prefixes in certain note titles. ✧ denotes a low-level hub note while ✨ denotes a broad "MOC" that often has links to multiple lower-level hub notes. I also h

For #1, #3 and #4 I handle those when I encounter the note that needs to be updated. I started using a #refactor tag to denote those notes that need to be reworked. While I don't make a specific habit

Because I am not only studying creativity, but creativity at work, I chose to create a separate main category for this subject (#36).

Q&A #3 - Some tips on how to write good notes Always think of your future self as if you encounter a different person than yourself.

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

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Let’s see how far I get! I have some questions for Christian and Sascha based on video #3 on YouTube re titles and links.

I would of course go with option #3. If I wanted a "bare" title, I would just delete the ID after the fact. That's the smoothest workflow for me.

* #38 list of recently edited/added notes in current notes folder / sort by mtime

* #37 session restore: reload opened notes

* JSON validation of settings & themes (#3, #4)

While I don't think that this is a feature that e.g. The Archive should support out-of-the-box, it should be pretty easy to write scripts for that that operate in the same directory! The tags will hav

So, with all that said, the idea here is to create a specific tag for a Zettel that you would like to revisit, something like #1&&, #3&&, #7&& .. you go