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Many of the digital note taking tools that run off of text allow you to add metadata to your basic text files (as YAML headers, inline with a key:: value pair, or via #tags). Many of them have search

@Perry_Clayton

The one thing that I notice about this zettel, is a lack of [[cross links]]. You do have #tags in there which is good.

The #tags should be instructive for the nature of the task. I have started to distinguish whether an audio-visual input is an interview or a lecture. It is completely irrelevant to me at the action le

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* Append #tags to sentences

I think I will need to make heavier use of #tags on my notes in the computerized version on Zettlr to help replace this functionality. See, usually I'd have notes on a certain topic clustered in a ce

Yeah, if you want to rely on full-text search, then there's no way around adding some kind of termination symbol. But remember to add it at the end of the line, too, for uniformity so you get the last

Thank you for your detailed and thoughtful response. Bracket Tags is an idea worth exploring more.

In this case, we hope that future explorations and considerations of Human Behavior will be impacted by this claim. It's in this context that Bracket Tags (and regular #tags) seem most useful and most

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a slightly different functionality than standard #tags. These Bracket Tags will perform a search that will find any place the expression is used—tagged or not. But unlike a standard bracket search in

* Zettel notes get a #zk tag - links to other ZK notes (sometime to non ZK notes too) - no classification of ZK notes - #tags when I need

I use #tags to denote common topics inside those wide areas and between them.

#tags

For what it's worth, much like @MartinBB, my ZK also includes a miscellany of quotations, ideas, definitions, historical data, vocabulary words, examples of beautiful language, as well as plenty of 't

* #tags

The final feature worth noting is how Roam deals with #tags and [[pages]]. As I mentioned above, the difference between these two features is only cosmetic. They both operate in the same way. If you c