Hi Josiah
> Prefixing with "." is okay. But I would rather not have to do that. Its not
> elegant.
The other way of thinking about it might be to use `#` as a keyboard shortcut
that brings up a text field for a new tag to be typed. That way you can use
your muscle memory for typing tags, and
Jeremy
Thanks for taking time to give a detailed reply. I get it.
I completely agree that legacy issues matter.
But, at the same time, the way that the "#hashtag" has evolved into a broad
cultural referencing system (tradition #2) creates a tension with WikiText
(tradition #1). The OED now
Hi Josiah
> Is there a way to change WikiText's "#" for a LESS USED character?
TiddlyWiki’s wiki text reserves # for numbered lists, but only at the start of
a new line. So, you could adopt a convention of preceding your hashtags with,
say, a dot:
—
This is a note.
.#mytag #anothertag
Ciao
Small issue.
Over the years I have got used to using "#" (hashtag/pound sign/octothorp)
in notes to myself and in Twitter posts. Its a great thing to use
consistently as I can search for strings like "#surveillance" IN tiddler
content TEXT without me having to create yet another tag for
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