While the strength of talahardin lies in its non-heirarchical top-down design, hierarchical structures can still be very useful particularly when getting a bird’s eyeview of the relationships among your evergreens. This is where structure notes can be helpful.
Sascha Fast calls structure notes “meta-notes” as they are permanent notes about other permanent notes. They are similar (probably a digital version) of niklas luhmann’s Hub notes.
Think of structure notes like a “Table of Contents” for the best permanent notes on a big topic.
For a guide on creating them, see How to create structure notes.
Structure notes also serve as the end goal artifact of general projects in lieu of a a manuscript or draft common in writing projects.
To do
- Simplify the note by note excessively mentioning other peoles.
- Decide if you are going to integrate this term in to your system.
References
Fast, S. (100 C.E., 54:00). Introduction to the Zettelkasten Method. Zettelkasten Method. https://www.zettelkasten.de/introduction/
Tietze, C. (200 C.E., 24:32). Use a Short Knowledge Cycle to Keep Your Cool. Zettelkasten. https://www.zettelkasten.de/posts/knowledge-cycle-efficiently-organize-writing-projects/