#ZETTLR ZETTELKASTEN UPDATE#

If your title summarizes the content of your zettel, then it becomes even easier to find relevant notes from the tagged notes. Well, it’s as simple as clicking the tags you just put in your new Zettel. This builds upon the premise of “direct links are the strongest types of links.” Indexes show the promising trains of thought you’re currently progressing, so it makes sense to start here. The index contains broad topics that have formed within the Zettelkasten, so it’s the best place to start. My priority of connecting new Zettels goes like this: But I felt like I’m constantly having a problem with connecting my notes, even though I already have a pre-determined workflow of connecting them based on the Types of Links article. This worked fine, and as most of you have already experienced, it’s awesome to use in a Digital Zettelkasten. When I started using the Zettelkasten method, I just used the UID system as instructed by Christian Tietze and Sascha Fast in their overview articles. This essay makes the case that a Digital Folgezettel is indeed a helpful tool for beginning Zettlers. While true, it doesn’t mean that you should only be exclusive to one method they can actually be complementary.

And of course, I returned to the methods prescribed in .įolgezettel is seen only as a solution to the physical nature of the Zettelkasten, and that UID’s have a direct advantage over it. However, it still proved suboptimal for the Zettelkasten Method. In short, while I’ve advocated note sequences in this post, I figured it has become outmoded by the new technique. I’ve devised Note Sequence 2.0 in an attempt to improve it.

#ZETTLR ZETTELKASTEN UPDATE#

UPDATE (): The existing Folgezettel technique prescribed at (the primary source) has two seemingly unsolvable problems: the binary tree problem and the proximity problem.

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