rockky

I've been a big outliner forever...and still have trouble thinking outside of that organizational box. Now I know its been discussed extensively here and the case for non hierarchic/tag centric based organization has been put well...intriguingly well. But I wonder if someone passionate about it could write up a definitive description/case for that model..from an Evernote standpoint of course....one that has the best chance of changing the hard driven hierarchic paradigm...contrasting the two. Using visuals...graphics..mindmaps etc...are always helpful when changing ways of looking at things. I'm sure there's plenty out there on this but from an Evernote context I'd love to see some of the eloquent posts here fleshed out a bit into what might be the definitive Evernote model..maybe comprising a sticky for a while. Cheers

If Evernote would just integrate tags better,in fact all of data accessability better I'd use it as a standalone. In most all tag centric apps the good ones have all notebooks tags listed with it (in various ways)...and theyre clickable...so they can actually function much more like subnotebooks. Many position their tags much like hashmarks at the bottom of every note in a Notebook. Additionally,being able to put notes in multiple notebooks also greatly helps cross UI connections of data. The network of connected data isnt connected very well to me in Evernote.. Note links are great but not economical like tags...nor are they available awith the Mobile clients.

Other than flat out bug fixes I've never seen EN indicate the enabling of any upcoming features.its their policy not to do that. And....based on all the discussion I've seen on thai topic I'd say its highly unlikely we'll ever see that. I've really learned to use note links and clusters of notes fairly well to serve that purpose.

play around with Note Links also....helps with "subnotes" within Notes....fact you can multiselect entire category of your notes and insert really anywhere.