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Mostly some version of 2. Or more specifically, I have a lot of top-level note documents with somewhat clear titles and organizations. And then there are a lot
by octorian 8mo ago
Mostly some version of 2.
Or more specifically, I have a lot of top-level note documents with somewhat clear titles and organizations. And then there are a lot of "thing to remember" snippets that frequently have no obvious place, and are often related to the greater topic of multiple note documents.
- item007 8mo agoOne pattern that may help (without heavy re-org) is to treat those snippets as first-class items with a stable home, and only link them out: - keep an “inbox / snippets” note (or a single folder) where every orphan snippet goes - give each snippet a short, searchable handle (one line title) - add 1–2 lightweight links: related topics, and optionally “why it matters / when I’d need this” Then when you’re in a top-level doc, you can embed/query “snippets linked to this topic” instead of trying to decide the perfect location for each one. In your case, are those “things to remember” mostly time-bound (follow up, renew, schedule), or more like evergreen reference (commands, ideas, reminders)?