Supertags vs Tags: Understanding Different Note-taking Paradigms (Logseq vs Tana)

[@grahaml37]

Very helpful! I’m trying to work out a very simple system for myself using Apple Notes and Omnivore and Logseq - seems like the concept of supertags is part of the puzzle.

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Glad it was helpful :)

[@chipmonkey7100]

Great to see content coming out... No need for a fancy studio as your content is very useful, well communicated, and to the point. Thank you.

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Much appreciated 🙏🏻

[@komtruise5411]

My workflow with Logseq is close to yours. It would be useful to add a summary on the top of the page listing all the tags of the current page. Because with a glance, we could see why this page (or literature note) is particularly useful for these [all the tags] topics. I didn’t find the good query to do it, somebody could help me?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Interesting, like a table of contents of tags? This is probably a use-case for advanced queries. I would ask on the Discord server for something like this.

[@treytrey5790]

When do you use a journal vs create a page?

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

There's a few nuances involved, but I generally start everything in the journal as a rule of thumb. I dive into it on the course.

[@Vinicius-pv2rx]

Is the PPP code avaible on the Tana + Logseq bundle??

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

Unfortunately not.

[@treytrey5790]

Why not just use [[ ]] instead of # in logseq for concepts?

[@PapaQuebec]

They both serve the same function inside of Logseq. Therefore, using brackets or a hashtag is stylistic choice.

[@CombiningMindsPKM]

It's just a personal preference. I like using [[]] when using concepts inline, but mostly I use tags at the end or beginning of a block