The formatting of merged notes is, to put it mildly, "unattractive". I almost dread merging notes because the results need to be edited before I can tolerate looking at them.
While I suppose it's handy to know that a note is the results of two individual notes, I can't imagine there aren't a nearly infinite number of better ways to indicate that fact.
1. Ditch the grey background.
2. Use the same font used for titles of notes. No need to embellish.
3. For bonus points, add metadata to the bottom indicating the results of the merge (what notes were merged to create the resulting note.)
4. Destructive actions ilke this should also be UNDOABLE. (Or, at least, give the option of keeping the individual notes.)
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Danielsan 6
The formatting of merged notes is, to put it mildly, "unattractive". I almost dread merging notes because the results need to be edited before I can tolerate looking at them.
While I suppose it's handy to know that a note is the results of two individual notes, I can't imagine there aren't a nearly infinite number of better ways to indicate that fact.
1. Ditch the grey background.
2. Use the same font used for titles of notes. No need to embellish.
3. For bonus points, add metadata to the bottom indicating the results of the merge (what notes were merged to create the resulting note.)
4. Destructive actions ilke this should also be UNDOABLE. (Or, at least, give the option of keeping the individual notes.)
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