Hi Guayo

I recommend a central index TW bookmarked in your browser. Put your other 
TWs in the same folder as the central index, and give them short, easy to 
remember names. 

Then when you want to start a new tiddler in one of the TWs, go first to 
the central index and create a tiddler for that topic (eg Clients), then 
type in an external link to an as yet uncreated tiddler in the other TW 
file. Example: [ext[Lucy Parsons|./clients.html#Lucy Parsons]]

where [ext[ ]] is the external link markup,

Lucy Parsons is the text that will show in the link,

| divides the above from the actual link,

./ is the relative path to the other TW file

clients.html is the other file, 

# indicates that the rest of the link is to a tiddler in that file, 

and Lucy Parsons is the name of the tiddler.

Save and click the link and you will be taken to the other file to create 
your tiddler. If the tiddler already exists there, it will appear.

That way you have one index of everything, so everything is easy to find, 
but you don't worry about filesize. The central index will just be links to 
the other TW files where all the content is.

Dave

On Thursday, January 14, 2016 at 12:37:41 AM UTC-6, Guayo Mena wrGuayoote:
>
> Hi! I'm loving TiddlyWiki and I'm using it more and more every day.
>
> I'm a freelancer web developer, so I'm using it to store notes about 
> programming tips, documentation on projects, some tasks  and details on 
> clients and meetings. As you can imagine, my file is growing quickly.
> I already have lots of tags.
>
> Although I've read that TiddlyWiki files can grow up to gigabyte sizes and 
> still work properly, I wanted to know from experienced users if it would be 
> better to have different documents for everything as opposed to developing 
> a complex tag hierarchy. (ie. One doc for clients, projects and 
> documentation VS a separate doc for each one of those things)
>
> What do you think? I would like to read some opinions.
>
> Thanks!!
>

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