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Here are a few of the titles of zettel I've been working on last week. The top two in the list are still in my "#proofing" oven.

I took some time before dinner to start the refactoring of PD Overview (NINDS) 202207130901, now titled PD Pathology (NINDS) 202207130901. It is still in the "#proofing" oven. I'll s

in my ZK but corraled with the "#proofing" tag. I read this article last night and have yet to refactor any of the highlights. Refactoring will be done in place. This note will even

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tags: #proofing

These are the titles of the notes in my "#proofing" oven, and I'm excited about distilling them. Some of these I've been working with for a while now.

My workflow is such that I keep zettel corralled in a "#proofing" yard as I work on them. Part of the "work" is considering which structure notes to hang this zette

I have a hot key associated with the #proofing Saved Search. After the last update the hotkey now triggers the saved search in all tabs and all the multiple windows that are open rather than just the

tags: #proofing #economics

I put these notes in my Proofing Oven by tagging them #proofing. I also tag them #mule and treat them as a work in progress. They are the first thing I refactor in the next zettelkasting session. Once

I use one tag #proofing to group all my current work while it is in the editing phase. One "Saved Search" is at the top of my list of saved searches, and its hotkey is ⌘1. It is the

Another strategy I have used is to make a quick note and place it in my #proofing list. Once captured, I can resume the original project feeling confident that the 'catch is in my creel'. Then I flush

This is the tool placed at the head of the template used for most of my zettel. It is then replaced with a first draft of the answer before it is removed from #proofing. This is something I adopted ne

summary of it all, is your confession about the #proofing strategy which is exactly what I do obviously with a tag in Spanish....

I sometimes take the perpetual procrastinator's option and move the note into my #proofing workgroup for consideration later when I can devote more time.

On your encouragement, I've placed this note in the #proofing oven and will work on it over then few days. I envision splitting this note into three zettel and maybe creating a structure note tieing t