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@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ Define the primary themes or categories that broadly encapsulate your notes. The
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- `#projects`
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- `#learning`
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- `#hobbies`
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- `#reference` (for capturing general reference information)
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### Step 2: Create Sub-tags
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- `#hobbies/travel`
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- `#hobbies/photography`
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- `#hobbies/cooking`
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- `#reference`
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- `#reference/websites`
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- `#reference/documents`
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- `#reference/tutorials`
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### Step 3: Use Descriptive Tags
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### Step 6: Consistent Naming Conventions
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Maintain consistency in naming tags. Use all lowercase letters, hyphens, or underscores to separate words in a tag. This approach ensures uniformity and prevents errors. Examples include:
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Maintain consistency in naming tags. Use all lowercase letters, hyphens, or underscores to separate words in a tag. Numbers can also be used in tag names to denote sequences or dates. Examples include:
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- Use `#work/tasks` instead of `#Work/Tasks`
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- Use `#personal_goals` instead of `#Personal Goals`
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- Use `#project/001` or `#idea/2023/05/22`
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### Step 7: Regular Review and Refinement
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Regularly review and refine your tag system to ensure it remains effective as your knowledge base grows. Merge similar tags, remove unused ones, and adjust your hierarchy as needed.
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### Step 8: Combine Tags with Obsidian Features
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Utilize Obsidian's powerful features like links, backlinks, and queries in combination with your tags to enhance organization and navigation. For example:
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- Use `[[Note Title]]` to create links between notes.
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- Use backlinks to see all notes that link to a particular note.
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- Use queries to create dynamic views of notes based on tags or other criteria.
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### Example of a Tagged Note
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Here’s a practical example of how you might tag a note:
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- `#projects`
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- `#learning`
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- `#hobbies`
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- `#reference`
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#### Sub-tags
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- `#personal`
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- `#hobbies/travel`
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- `#hobbies/photography`
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- `#hobbies/cooking`
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- `#reference`
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- `#reference/websites`
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- `#reference/documents`
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- `#reference/tutorials`
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#### Descriptive Tags
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- `#productivity`
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