Evergreen notes
Evergreen notes, as coined by Andy Matuschak and exemplified by Andy’s Working Notes, are meant to be “never done”, atomic containers for concepts or ideas. Titles can be as descriptive as necessary, and they’re meant to be linked together: one evergreen note can unfold into dozens more, as the process of writing and the thinking evolves.
How I use evergreen notes is, likewise, a developing process, but at least I think they fit my mental model a little better than The Zettelkasten Method.
References
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