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Me, I'm taking solstice in that consistency beats intensity and curiosity beats smart. I'm working through my #inbox of ideas (21 notes at the moment). I do feel blessed to have a cornucopia of good i

I use the #inbox tag for unfinished notes in the sense I think you are reffereing to but I see all my notes as "unfinished".

Slowly whittling away at my #inbox. Down to 17 notes wanting refactoring from my reading of Tulku Urgyen's Quintessential Dzogchen: confusion dawns as wisdom. The refactoring process is going great,

two or three separate notes, I put them in my #inbox and work on them sporadically till refactored.

I'm embarrassed to say, "I tag." I don't really know why. I have a few saved searches that use tags. (#inbox, #hub, #slogans, #haiku). But otherwise, I've never used tags in a search. I've a

and is now back in scope. I placed it in my #inbox for further development as right now, it looks great for the first 30 lines, then becomes just a list of zettel.

* Number of zettel in my #inbox - I'm striving for inbox-zero! currently 18 as of October 13, 2020.

* New Zettel (from anywhere) - Similar to the quick entry that comes stock with TA, but this one creates a note, a UID, adds my #Inbox tag, and renames the note based on the title I give the note in t

Our workflows are similar. I to make a skeleton Structure/Reference note and tag it #inbox and develop it as I read and create zettels and link into my zettelkasten. So far this workflow has kept me m

Skipping the notecards step speed things up a lot. Transfer the highlights and the notes taken during the reading directly on the editor window of The Archive. Tag each note #inbox to keep track of wo

that reading when I'm done. I tag this with #inbox. Every zettel that I made from this reading will have a link to this reference note in its References section. That allows me to easily isolate the

reference. Notice that this note isn't tagged #inbox because I can easily find my "work in progress" notes by looking through the references that are tagged as #inbox. I find that prevents

I started tagging my reference and structure notes so I could easily find them or filter them out. I also set up an #inbox tag to mark what I'm actively working on, and a #todo tag for when there is

Here is part of a "Structure Note" I'm currently working on that shows this process. This shows the note at the very early stage. It is tagged with #inbox to signify current work. It is curr

* I use a Keyboard Maestro macro I have which I describe in the second part of https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/comment/6811/#Comment_6811. I execute the macro and place a #inbox tag and retur

I use a #inbox tag to signify work started but not complete. These notes are kept in a saved search that is at the top of the saved search list.

I use a #inbox tag to signify work started but not complete. These notes are kept in a saved search that is at the top of the saved search list.

And this is how I do it: A standardized way to keep note title (and file name) on the first line, a reference to the source on to second and the actual note content starting on line three. Sent to my

And here it is in the iPad files app: you'll see it's also added a tag of ##inbox so it's easy to search for mobile added notes and adjust as desired later.

Many of use use drafts to create a note then a drafts action to save it into our archive folder with the zettelkasten style timestamp in the title and a tag of #inbox so we know to come back to it. Bu