Unless you have thousands of alike entries, one approach might be to
actually have a number of either TiddlyWikis, TiddlySpaces, Bags, etc...
into which you cluster tiddlers depending on topic / context / etc — which
shifts the problem / focus to...
- establishing a consistent and manageable way for representation
throughout the entirety of your content
- making this collection of Tiddly* instances explorable via search
- or even manageable via some form of remote access / editing
Cheers, Tobias.
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