# My derivate of J.D (and P.A.R.A.)

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I’ve long given up on PARA, so I’m probably the wrong person to ask. I guess especially the differentiation between Areas and Resources was something I kept struggling with and something I felt that kept holding me back in terms of “good” J.D structure.

While I’m at it I have to make another confession: I gave up on J.D for my notes altogether, too—simply because I switched to [Logseq](https://logseq.com) and the approach I sketched in [AC.ID for notes and files](https://forum.johnnydecimal.com/t/ac-id-for-notes-and-files/327) did not really work there for me, since tags in Logseq are links, too, and the difference is purely cosmetic; against this backdrop J.D was beginning to feel too much like a burden. (I think I’ll keep J.D for files and am in the process of building a new index with those in mind.)

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