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23. Using Tags and Metadata for Notes
Applying simple tags (topic, difficulty, action-needed) to notes so they can be filtered for review.
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Using Tags and Metadata for Notes
Small labels (tags) and short metadata let you find, filter, and act on notes quickly during review.
"I want to review only what I need next, not every note I've ever taken."
Tags are short keywords (topic, difficulty, action-needed) attached to notes; metadata are structured fields (date, status, next-review) that make filtering and sorting possible. Together they let you surface exactly the notes you should study right now.
"I want to review only what I need next, not every note I've ever taken."
Tags are short keywords (topic, difficulty, action-needed) attached to notes; metadata are structured fields (date, status, next-review) that make filtering and sorting possible. Together they let you surface exactly the notes you should study right now.