Brady,
I always agree we need to keep it clear and simple. GenTags helps with that
but a little more css to delineate the different tag equivalents could help.
Perhaps later I can elaborate in more depth, but the difference between
"category", "subject", "keyword" is in some ways what you want
Great discussion! I have been thinking about how to organize tiddlers in my
TW as well. From the whole folders/tags/links/search debate, I internalized
that it is the best to use search and rely on links as well, use tags as a
supporting mechanism and leave folders to the previous centuries.
Another bold idea: what if the *storyview* will be an *intelligent list*,
that get populated with tiddlers based on the faceted search output? You
may say:
"Hold on! Tiddlywiki has much more to offer than tags: there are *links* as
the first-class citizens as well as *fields* to create a
I would like to discuss another problem that is directly related to the
search-and-filter topic: I find it difficult to work with hierarchy of
tags. What i would like to have is a simple and intuitive
"drag-and-drop" interface, where
- on the left side will be a tags tree (expandable if you
Hi Tony,
I can see your point. And have to admit that I was focused on tags, only.
You say that a tag is (technically) just another metadata "field:value"
pair. Sure, however there is something special about tags: you can find it
on top of tiddlers with distinct graphics. People tend to use
Post Script
I should also of added, custom fields for with particular values
For example
- source for a URL to where you found the info
- file-location where supporting material is stored
- etc...
Regards
Tony
On Friday, April 6, 2018 at 8:32:07 AM UTC+10, TonyM wrote:
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> Brady,
Brady,
Not only do I believe you can achieve this with TiddlyWiki, you can go a
lot further. The same data can be organised multiple ways. Using title,
tags and content search will get you a long way but do not under estimate
the use of fields as well. Once a field exists it can be searched
Thanks, Jed. I did try your interface. Your basic idea (i.e. filtering by
related tags) is exactly what I am looking for. Should you find the
mentioned workflow more user-friendly I would be really glad if you can
bring it to life. I cannot help you with coding, but will be at hand to
discuss
I think this is a great idea. I've long thought that in a knowledge
organization system like TW, search should be a FIRST CLASS entity! Things
like a large, central search bar and meaningful navigation, and
stratification of results as you've described.
I think something like this should 100%
While the interface you describe is much better than what I made (some
improvements to to tiddlywiki since I made it would allow the sort of
interface you are describing), I have something similar in my bookmarks
plugin.
Look at the Bookmarks Sorted By Tags tab
here
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