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This page contains notes about the idea of categorizing every wiki page with a type that will be used in workflows, alerts, reports, gamification, reminders, leaderboards, etc.  It would add the most value if I made a mandatory rule that every page must have one and only one type classification. [[Page Type Uses]].  All of the notes from while I was developing the [[Page Type Uses]] was moved to the [[Page Type Brainstorming]] page.
This page contains notes about the idea of categorizing every wiki page with a type that will be used in workflows, alerts, reports, gamification, reminders, leaderboards, etc.  It would add the most value if I made a mandatory rule that every page must have one and only one type classification. [[Page Type Uses]].  All of the notes from while I was developing the [[Page Type Uses]] was moved to the [[Page Type Brainstorming]] page.
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=== August 25 Decision ===
=== August 25 Decision ===
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=== Topics and Tags ===
=== Topics and Tags ===
* Capture could be a Topic, eliminating the need for the Type
Now that Page Types and Status are confirmed, I need to think about tags/topics.
* Projects and Areas could each be a Topic, eliminating the need for the type
* Since capture notes will be in Cargo, on what type type will Capture exist?
* Projects and Areas could each be a Topic
* Hierarchical naming and duplicate page names
 
=== Tutorials ===
Two important types of pages that need to be treated special:
 
* Pages that help me improve a process or something about me or how I work (maybe Idea Pages)
** How to choose an investment strategy
** How to edit a video using DaVinci Resolve
** How to get more exercise
* Pages that are helpful guidelines
** Things to consider when booking a hotel
** Keyboard shortcuts in VS Code
** Best practices, tips, tutorials
 
=== Choosing Page Titles ===
I think I need a tutorial on choosing a Page Title
 
* Benefits of adding hierarchy
* Duplicate name issue
* Title case versus only FLFW caps
* Long versus short
* When to use acronyms