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I use The Archive for my productivity system as well as my Zettelkasten. I'm regularly using saved searches for things like #Inbox, #Project, #Next, etc.

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the only tag that I use in that sense is a '#project' tag, which refers to a specific project on which I am working and contains notes about its progress. I will give a try to the '#unlinked' tag. I

The nice thing about most English pluralizations is the -s suffix -- you can search for #project and still get matches for #projects, too. That's how I deal with this a lot of times: I just don't chan

* combine tags. for example, if I have some #project and others #projects because I lost my head and used plural instead of singular (as a simple example) --> combine to #project

a project inside a Zettelkasten and tag it with #project. So, are we still talking about the same concepts or something different? I am managing knowledge AND i am managing notes. If you have a look

distinguish them in the note list and the tag #project for "saved search" capabilities. 202011250546 ★ Jekyll Static Website

* Asign each public note a tag. (##projectname)

the outline or summary of talk.Note projects:- #projectX: related to the projectX- ...Topics:- #learning: related to deep learning and machine learning in general.- #nlp: related to Natural Language

As for the search, I have a #projects tag that gathers various projects lists. But I have a #projects main note that organizes them in a way that I want (and it appears at the top of the list per @Mik

#project #important

a same topic/project and apply ##topic or ##projecttag to those notes

No, the other way arround. Outlines are also top level Structure Zettel but there are some Structure Zettel that aren't outlines. Top-Level Structure Zettel will have a "##Ü1" and &a

(For a writing project, you could invent a new #project:xyz2020 tag for just this lumping-together, but that's akin to collecting memorabilia in a shoebox for inspiration before you make a project fro

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I'm also confused why topic tags are a bad thing in some cases. In the example in the blog post, structure notes are used to create a table of contents, but I use tags to do the same, and it's much fa

with random notes I made that I just tagged with #projects