Looking for Guidance: The Best Ways to Arrange Research Notes in Inkdrop

[craftzdog (Takuya Matsuyama)]

Hi Ellis,

Welcome to Inkdrop.

There are some discussion topics on the forum here, please check it out:

How do you organize notes?

Inkdrop basically doesn’t restrict how you organize your notes like Evernote and Apple Notes. So, it’d be interesting to know how other people organize notes on Inkdrop. The idea came from the Nick’s tweet: I’d love to hear about how people are using @inkdrop_app in their day-to-day work. Personally, I have a “Daily” folder where I create a new note for each day and organize them later. I’d like to improve my system. Any advice? Please share your Inkdrop workflow with us here!

And I also wrote a guide on organizing notes:

How to organize notes - Inkdrop User Manual

Note Naming Conventions: Do you have a specific way of naming your notes to make them easier to search later?

I don’t have any specific rules for naming notes.
You don’t have to include every keyword in the note titles, as Inkdrop can also find notes with tags as keywords.

Linking Notes: How do you handle linking related notes? Do you use backlinks, or is there another method you’ve found effective?

I take notes per issue as I wrote here:

Issue-driven tech note-taking - Inkdrop User Manual

So, related issues are linked to the note and I sometimes refer to them via backlinks.

Archiving Old Notes: For older notes that you don’t use often but don’t want to delete, what’s the best way to archive them without cluttering your workspace?

I set the note status to ‘Completed’ to get rid of finished issues from the note list.
It is mentioned in the article above as well.

I hope they are helpful to you!