Tag-related notes, extra QOL links

00 🏠 Main Dashboard.md

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 aliases: 🏠 Main Dashboard
 tags: [ dashboard ]
 ---
+[[99 🗃️ Master Backlog|🗃️ Master Backlog]]
 # 🏠 Main Dashboard
 ## Ongoing Tasks
 ```tasks

100 Projects/Setup/13 🎎 Ikigai Expansion.md

@@ -73,6 +73,9 @@ Also consider having **active reminders** (e.g. an alarm) for these habits, as c
 
 See [[Flossing (Habit)]] as an example.
 
+### Tagging Notes
+See [[Note Tags]].
+
 ## Support or Say Thanks
 Join the Life-Disciplines-Projects Discord server [here](https://discord.gg/jAYuGaEvJb). Also consider joining the official Obsidian Discord [here](https://discord.com/invite/veuWUTm).
 

200 Disciplines/210 🎀 Well-being (EXAMPLE)/210 🎀 Well-being (EXAMPLE).md

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 dynamic: "To achieve a high state of well-being for longevity and prosperity."
 # See the top of [[12 🔂Convergence to Disciplines]] note on what ikigai is
 ---
-[[00 🏠 Main Dashboard]]
+[[00 🏠 Main Dashboard]] | [[211 🎨 Alternative Dashboard (EXAMPLE)]]
 # 🎀 Well-being (EXAMPLE)
 ## Abstract
 Well-being is the quality of life someone has the potential to have, as well as their current state of affairs. This includes mental health, physical health, functional material possession, social, spirituality, and more.

200 Disciplines/210 🎀 Well-being (EXAMPLE)/211 🎨 Alternative Dashboard (EXAMPLE).md

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 aliases: 
 tags: [dashboard]
 ---
+[[210 🎀 Well-being (EXAMPLE)]]
 # 🎨 Alternative Dashboard (EXAMPLE)
 Fiddle-dee-doo, here is a dashboard that has some other relevant information specifically for working with this discipline.
 

200 Disciplines/210 🎀 Well-being (EXAMPLE)/Random Note of Abundant Information (EXAMPLE).md

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 Yar har de doo. Here lies a note that is currently being work on. When it is ready and finalized, it can go to `600 Resources`.
 
 ## References
-Hee hurr diddle foodle sneickerschnizle, a reference to some other note or a link to an article.
+Hee hurr diddle foodle sneickerschnizle, a reference to some other note or a link to an article.

600 Resources/Note Tags.md

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+---
+aliases: [Tagging, Tags, Tag]
+tags: [note/info, productivity, original]
+---
+# Note Tags
+Tagging a notes can serve various functions. One should consider how they want to use tags before proceeding with their workflow.
+
+All tags will allow speedy searches based on how it's functioned to set up.
+
+[[Tags As Categories]]
+[[Tags As Characteristics]]
+[[Tags As Categories and Characteristics]]
+
+Also consider [[When to Tag]].
+
+## References
+[The Difference Between Good and Bad Tags](https://zettelkasten.de/posts/object-tags-vs-topic-tags/)
+[Some ideas about tags, categories, and metadata for online commonplace books and search](https://boffosocko.com/2018/10/03/some-ideas-about-tags-categories-and-metadata-for-online-commonplace-books-and-search/)

600 Resources/Tags As Categories and Characteristics.md

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+---
+aliases: 
+tags: [ note/info ]
+---
+# Tags As Categories and Characteristics
+Or just use both methods described above. Just know that it comes with the overhead of both and there will probably be a lot of redundancy (e.g. `#health`, `#physical_heath`, `#mental_health`, `#well-being`).
+
+**Source**
+[[Note Tags]]

600 Resources/Tags As Categories.md

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+---
+aliases: 
+tags: [ note/info ]
+---
+# Tags As Categories
+Tags might be used as a means of grouping notes together on a particular topic. For example, all notes relating to Exercise will get the tag `#exercise`. Usually notes only get one tag, but 
+
+Tagging this way is useful when folders are structured in a way that doesn't immediately categorize topics, such as under the constraint of flat file systems or anything similar (e.g. [[Zettelkasten]]).
+
+The downside is that it may be more difficult to parse though notes, as these categories may potentially grow too deep. You may need to set filter your first results with something else, and if you only tag in one Category then you must manually look through the notes or search under some other constraint (e.g. path, file name, contents).
+
+**Source**
+[[Note Tags]]

600 Resources/Tags As Characteristics.md

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+---
+aliases: 
+tags: [ note/info ]
+---
+# Tags As Characteristics
+Tags might be used to identify traits of something. For example, some notes relating to Exercise may have some subset of the following tags: `#physical_health`, `#mental_health`, `#apperance`, `#testosterone`, `#habit`, `#ceremony`, etc.
+
+Tagging this way is useful when folders are already structured under topics, as tagging by Categories would be redundant. This also allows for more nuanced searches as you can search specific details.
+
+The downside is that notes can have an arbitrary amount of characteristics that tags can define, causing the tag pool to potentially grow too wide. Additionally, there's nothing preventing you from combining tags into one characteristic (e.g. `#physical_health + #mental_health = #health`). This may create excess overhead and redundancy and will require additional maintenance, more so than tagging by Categories.
+
+> If you've ever used an image booru, this is how their tagging works.
+
+**Source**
+[[Note Tags]]

600 Resources/When to Tag.md

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+---
+aliases: 
+tags: [ note/info ]
+---
+# When to Tag
+There is an arbitrary threshold on when a note should have a certain tag. The measurement that's used against this threshold is **Tag Power**. A tag is considered powerful enough to be added when the note related, either trivially and directly, to this tag.
+
+Say for example we have relatedness `A~B~C~D`. 
+`D` usually should only be tagged with `C`.
+`B` should can have tags `A` and `C`.
+
+> This is similar to how one may link notes.
+
+### Expansion on Related Tags
+`#scrum` is a direct descendant of `#agile` (`#agile` $\leftarrow$ `#scrum`). A note based on scrum is trivially related to `#scrum`, should also have `#agile`.
+
+However, a note based on agile will have `#agile`, but should not have `#scrum`. 
+
+The only exception is when a note is dedicated to talking of both topics on equal footing. `#gamedev` and `#photograpgy` are not immediately trivially related, but the exception allows it such that for both tags under the context of `Photography and Texture Mapping to Character Models`.
+
+> **Tags should not be used to show relatedness between notes.**
+
+**Source**
+[[Note Tags]]

99 🗃️ Master Backlog.md

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 aliases: 🗃️ Master Backlog
 tags: [dashboard]
 ---
+[[00 🏠 Main Dashboard|🏠 Main Dashboard]]
 # 🗃️ Master Backlog
 ```tasks
 not done