It’s a good habit to write down the short-term thoughts / tasks in your
head, instead of constantly repeating them so you don’t forget them ("mind
like water", "close open loops" philosophy). These thoughts only take
minutes, so there is no need to make a separate note of them.
For example, you search for a note and you see a sentence that needs to be
corrected in another note during the search. Instead of keeping this
short-term task in your head, write it down on a piece of paper. But why
would you do that if you’re just using a note-taking program?
This simple solution provides a quick example of how easily TiddlyWiki can
be customized to your needs and provides a useful solution:
- Go to https://tiddlywiki.com/empty.html
- Create a new tiddler, name as you want
- Add "$:/tags/SideBarSegment" tag
- Set the content to: <$edit-text placeholder="Scratchpad" default=""
minHeight="1em"/>
- Save the tiddler
- To move the scratchpad to another position, open the tag's drop-down
menu and drag-n-drop the current tiddler
Because the contents of the scratchpad are not permanent (it will be blank
the next time you open the wiki), it requires that you use it for its
intended purpose (and don’t start accumulating thoughts in it that you
should write in permanent notes).
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