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Save each "To Do" as a separate note. Inside each note, include the tag #todo. I usually put it near the top, below the heading. It could also go right at the end, if you're consiste

---Title: QuestionZettel id: ›[[UID]]Tags: functional tags such as #inbox, #todo, #incomplete (I try to keep the tags as minimal as possible) and rather have no active tags at all---#

"actionable" items (things #todo and identified #bib’liography to collect). Metadata should, I think, be used with a purpose, not merely as uninterested "descriptions&q

You use #todo, and I use #inbox. We likely use these tags for about the same purpose.

I also have a Saved Search for pending items marked #todo tags. Otherwise, TaskPaper is a wonderful tool, I'll try to post something more detailed later.

For actual research, though, I have two main kinds of content notes: one is bibliographical review (they have a #ƒ tag, BibLaTeX citekey and page/location information), and the other comprise notes wh

# Black HolesTags: #Todo #Physics #AstrophysicsRelated notes:A black hole is a place in space where gravity pulls so much that even light can’t escape. The point at which light is pulled into the blac

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

I incorporate these in Zettels and mark them with #todo so I can filter them out quickly. Take for instance a Zettel about 'Fiction writing methods'. In this Zettel I can add a comment that says 'Inve

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But for tags like "#TODO", "#Question", "#DoSpacedRepetition" and such which concern what I'm about (or what I think I should) do to the said zett

---uid: 201707052332tags: @jobsheet, @sub_open, #sub--- [Look at Duotrope for Tattoo](#todo)# TATTOO ### Status ##- [x] Sketches - [x] Outline - [x] First Draft - [x] Edits - [x] Readers? - [x] (Nth