Tagging in Scrapbox

We need a language by a handful of people on how to tag or “tag”.

• [/shiology/05133-180516 The essence of “tagging” Scrapbox to “hand carry”](https://scrapbox.io/shiology/05133-180516 The essence of “tagging” Scrapbox to “hand carry”)
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  • I rarely use hashtags.

  • When multiple seminars share a project
    • Rules for hashtagging which seminar.
  • Multiple arguments for a single issue
    • Rules for hashtagging for easy tracing of history
  • All other tags enclose words in the text with square brackets

  • The criteria for selecting strings to be tagged is “future-self perspective”. It is what do you want to extract in your future self?

Future Self Perspective” is a good keyword, and “Structuring Information” is done “in such a way that it will be useful to use the information in the future.

• If it’s hard to imagine yourself in the future, what would you like to see happen if you and a colleague were working on a project together?
• Not limited to tagging
  • Pin any pages that you think are “good to look at first.”
    • If there are too many to just pin and feel bad about it, make a page that summarizes the best pages to look at.
• Since everything is subject to full-text search, there is no need to tag things that can be done with full-text search
  • The only benefit of putting a “cat” tag on every “cat” page that comes up is that you can have a “cat” page.
• If you can’t think of anything in particular, add one or more zany links, and they will surface at some point.
  • Scrapbox

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