Hi everyone I’m trying to setup my first JD system. I have several doubts.
I want to use the JD system on the following platforms:
EVERNOTE (IOS - MAC WINDOWS)
PC
MAC BOOK
If it were possible the same system also on my PAPER ARCHIVE
I’m a little skeptical that my brain would be capable of memorizing numbers. Also, for the Evernote app on iOS devices it’s not a good idea to nest categories.
Therefore I thought of using a technique that I was already experimenting with in evernote. Mono-tags (single tag to indicate multiple areas and categories).
I would therefore like to have some advice for those who already use johnnydecimal to know if my way of thinking violates the rules imposed by the system. I’ll give you an example:
10-19 PERSONAL
- 11 DOCUMENTS
- 11.01 CERTIFICATES
In my case to make it work on all platforms, including Evernote, it would become like this
10-19 PERSONAL - 11 DOCUMENTS
- 11.01 PER.DOCUMENTS.CERTIFIED (in evernote I would only use this tag for my note or for my document, inserting it in a nested manner under the two parent tags 10-19 PERSONAL\11DOCUMENTS)
The AREA is then recalled using only the first three letters (PER). The moment I insert the dot (.) evernote lists all the tags I created after PER. which in my case is for example SUPPLIERS - VEHICLES etc. (the dot symbol delimits the next category)
it works the same way when you search with alfred on mac
If you wanted to do it this way instead:
10-11 PERSONAL - 15 SUPPLIERS
- 15.02 FOR.SUPPLIERS.LIGHT.BILLS on the PC/Mac I would still have this structure:
10-12 PERSONALS - 15 SUPPLIERS
- 15.01 LIGHT.BILLS (up to this point I don’t think I’ve violated any rules)
- but could I also add another folder? 15.01 SUPPLIER NAME and therefore would become:
10-12 PERSONALS - 15 SUPPLIERS
- 15.01 LIGHT.BILLS
- 15.01 supplier name
aa-mm-dd name file
In this way with 15.01 I always indicate all the bills that refer to the electricity service I simply wanted to specify the name of the manager.
In evernote to indicate the subfolder I would use the ^ symbol (which I already use to indicate names of people, shops where I purchase, government bodies, car model etc…
I really need your suggestion and know if this can work thanks