Zettelkasten Forum

I have two tags to look after this - "#unfinished" and "#unlinked". You can set up saved searches in The Archive. Once a week or so, I click on the link for the

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Also @GeoEng51, I try to build structural notes but they are not so many. My Zettelkasten therefore is not so deep. It has not so many layers. Perhaps, I should opt for a deeper organizing. Also, tha

To enable easier maintenance in my ZK, I use the tags such as "#unfinished" and "#unlinked". I set up saved searches on those terms and then about once a week, sea

This is one reason I use the tag "#unfinished" on all my zettels, as it can take days or even weeks to achieve clarity, and I use that tag to remind myself of assignments that I pass

You might want to have a mechanism for if you are interrupted during the middle of your work. I add tags of "#unfinished" and "#unlinked" to my zettels when I crea

Thanks so much for such a fast response. The full text search is probably a great help. Also I've seen people using #unfinished and #unlinked to tag notes that need some work still.

@dtp81390 I use the tags "#unfinished" (zettel in rough form only) and "#unlinked" (less than 3 connections to other zettels), and then create saved searches on th

Personal opinion, but I think tags do a good job and keep your ZK unstructured. I use #unfinished for zettels that are not yet complete (I don't mean "perfect", I just mean there is

As an extra hint, I also have a tag #Unfinished which I use if the current zettel is incomplete or if I think it needs significantly more polishing. Again I have a saved search on that term. So if I

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I also use the tags #Unlinked and #Unfinished to easily find Zettels that need extra work.

Hi - I use two tags - #unfinished and #unlinked, and include them in the "saved searches" bar, so that I can check them quickly.

I'm not sure what you mean by "polluting". My Zettels are at various stages of completeness or maturity. I use tags like #unfinished and #unlinked if I feel I could do more work on

I guess I could use an #unfinished tag, or add a particular symbol to the note file name. Any other thoughts?