I write most of the things in Journals . Most of the time, it contains some useful code, concepts and my tasks. How do you make next layer of notes from journals? It seems, if I do it will be duplication. Another questions is - how do you segregate the permanent, fleeting, reference notes in logseq? Do you use different graphs for each ? Journals contains lots of scratch data as well. Do you delete it?
Welcome. This gets asked a lot, so Iām going to keep it short.
- My personal suggestion is to:
- start reading relevant material from Data Entry in Journal or Pages?
- then follow the links for more detailed advice
- Here are my quick and non-absolute answers:
- Except of time, everything useful (and potentially publishable):
- although it still begins almost always in a journal
- it eventually moves:
- out of the messy journal
- which keeps the fleeting scratch data
- into the quality page that it really belongs to
- which keeps the permanent order
- out of the messy journal
- No duplication, only references or embeds.
- Different graphs:
- not for different types of notes
- but for different domains of knowledge
- Except of time, everything useful (and potentially publishable):
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