You maybe already know, but I write it anyway in case you or someone else find it interesting: AFAIK Logseq docs encourage new users to put everything under Jo

You maybe already know, but I write it anyway in case you or someone else find it interesting: AFAIK Logseq docs encourage new users to put everything under Journal and just tag the relevant blocks. Multiple hierarchical tags are possible, as are aliases, which comes in handy, e.g. I have examples of good ux nested three steps down from root, but in practice I write [[Good UX]] and paste the screenshot and I am done, it shows up at the right place, but is a lot more readable in my journal. BTW, that alias could have been #GoodUX as well and I would have gotten away with hashtag notation.)