Taxonomy of note types

Last updated Oct 15, 2024

• 🚦 My Statuses

  • 📬 Start any note, idea, something I read, or anything that comes to mind. Just some fleeting notes. This can also be deleted after a while
  • 🗃/🌻 I worked on it a bit. I added many fleeting notes, brainstormed, elaborated a bit, and made some references.
  • 🗃/📖 literature notes written. Not yet ready for the Permanent Notes / Evergreen Notes, but Literature Notes are formulated in whole sentences and worked already a bit, or I’m just happy with the content.
  • 🗃/🌳 Evergreen / Permanent Notes. These are my long-running notes that will end up in Zettelkasten core with my own words. Here I separated the literature notes into different ideas to follow the zettelkasten principle and link them together.

• Type of Notes

  • 🗺 - map of content - index or entry pages to my zettelkasten note (🗃/🌳 above). E.g., Data Engineering to group that into ankasten where 👉🏻 is just an index along the way in my wiki or elsewhere
  • 👉🏻 for the ability of content or map of content documents, e.g., Data Engineering (see what older it is in) - this is always a folder that is the first folder and not as a note below all folders. Plus, I could also add pictures to the TOC if needed.
    • Others also call it Map of Content, but I like TOC better.
  • 🌍/📝 - means this is a wiki/reference and not part of my 🗃- Zettelkasten or Projects
  • 🌍/📰 - This is part of my wiki where I copy an article, blog post, and interesting piece. This is when it’s in its raw form when I didn’t edit or add my notes (except some fleeting comments, maybe). These are used for references or later when searching for material to flesh out my literature notes or Permanent.
  • 🌍/🎧 - Notes about podcasts
  • 🌍/📂 if it’s just a slide, pdf, or other files (probably not used often as these files do not contain markdown and are just added to the wiki)
  • 📚 these are notes about a book I’m reading

• Follow up

  • ⏰ - Reminder for later
  • ❗️ - Important
  • 🐝 - Todo pages

• Template

  • ♻️ Might be used for later

• Tags

  • #RW stands for ReadWise, #RWH for ReadWise Highlight

# Metadata / Frontmatter

• aliases
• parents and children?

Origin:
References: Obsidian Organizing and Writing My Notes
Created 2024-03-15