evernote windows tag categories versus tag hierarchies

EVERNOTE WINDOWS TAG CATEGORIES VERSUS TAG HIERARCHIES MAC

Tag People: Stop suggesting tags to people who have made it clear they want more notebooks It's a use case thing at the end of the day. You got to separate the data from the process. IAC, same old arguments will ensue, if you think hierarchically you like notebooks, if you think relationally you like tags, etc.

Notebooks don't enable that as well as tags. Being a tagger I have a built in bias obviously, however, some of the pure logic is a bit lacking, re note in only one notebook, ' This objection is really best addressed by creating a proper workflow that meets your needs for how you want to interact with your information, rather than addressing how the data is organized in Evernote.' Well a 'proper' workflow for me includes wanting to search for all insurance or insurance by asset or by asset. I'm one of those taggers who uses very few notebooks, based on access (local, synchronized, shared, offline), not content, but I have to admit that Harmon makes a compelling argument, especially since tag organization cannot currently be viewed on all platforms. Still, I manage to use my Notebook/Tag lists. >You Need a Perfect Memory to Properly Utilize a Tag-Based System I don't create new tags/notebooks on the fly. You could also say if you place a note in the wrong notebook, OMG Your Whole Organization System Fails,īut thats just hyperbole (exaggeration overstatement, magnification, amplification, embroidery. One of the biggest fears of new Evernote users is that their notes will “get lost” >If You Fail to Tag a Note, Your Whole Organizational System Fails

I know 'organization' in itself is important to some people, but I have little interest. 'find feature' works for me my use for the tools is to enable retrieval of my data. > tags being used not as an organizational tool, but a find feature in Evernote. Since I can't count on the hierarchy being available, I prefix my names so they sort together in alpha sequence for example colour-red, colour-green, colour-blue Regardless, I still find it a useful tool to organize my tags (300+).

EVERNOTE WINDOWS TAG CATEGORIES VERSUS TAG HIERARCHIES MAC

I'm using a Mac and the tag hierarchy is not even displayed on all the menus. >compelling argument, especially since tag organization cannot currently be viewed on all platforms. They're similar any argument should be based on the features and limitations of each attribute. My view is that a note has two attributes Notebook and Tags. We have relentless sharks in both the tag and notebook waters. Thought I'd throw some chum in the water for the relentless notebook sharks.

Evernote windows tag categories versus tag hierarchies