actualNoteContentPart: ## 🏭  Phase II: Edit, Refine, Organize, Share. "Notes" in Amplenote
  In the second phase, you begin to whittle down the deluge of content from the first phase. Here, the focus is on organizing ideas into areas where your future self can most easily discover them. The ideal experience for "Refine" mode offers sufficient UX to format text well enough to share it as a web page. 
  
  Popular apps for refining ideas are the usual note-taking set, including: **Notion**, **Evernote,** **OneNote**, **Roam**, and **Bear**. All allow text to be formatted and linked sufficiently to whittle the disorganized stream of thought from Phase One into a form that's ready to be published, shared, or acted upon.
  
  In Amplenote, the "Edit, Refine, Organize, Share" step is known as **Notes**. 
  
  
  Notes gives you tools to edit note content, organize it into tagged hierarchies, share, or publish (/embed, like [the pictured blog about our attempt to make the best diff viewer](https://www.gitclear.com/blog/are_we_the_best_git_diff_tool_yet_announcing_new_9_month_pricing)   😄)
  
  
  Amplenote's "Notes" mode lets you make connections between notes with [backlinking](https://www.amplenote.com/blog/bidirectional_note_linking_and_an_offer_for_roam_exporters) , so you can form an organic web of connections between your note content. But we don't force the issue. Many "classic" note takers, not to mention [Zettelkasten enthusiasts](https://zettelkasten.de) , prefer to create an explicit structure for their note content via tagging. For example, the note in the screenshot is a recent blog post for our GitClear product, so it's tagged gitclear/blog, which makes it trivial to find later.
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  🏭  Phase II: Edit, Refine, Organize, Share. "Notes" in Amplenote
  In the second phase, you begin to whittle down the deluge of content from the first phase. Here, the focus is on organizing ideas into areas where your future self can most easily discover them. The ideal experience for "Refine" mode offers sufficient UX to format text well enough to share it as a web page. Popular apps for refining ideas are the usual note-taking set, including: Notion
  , Evernote,
   OneNote
  , Roam
  , and Bear
  . All allow text to be formatted and linked sufficiently to whittle the disorganized stream of thought from Phase One into a form that's ready to be published, shared, or acted upon. In Amplenote, the "Edit, Refine, Organize, Share" step is known as Notes
  . Notes gives you tools to edit note content, organize it into tagged hierarchies, share, or publish (/embed, like [the pictured blog about our attempt to make the best diff viewer](https://www.gitclear.com)`
     😄) Amplenote's "Notes" mode lets you make connections between notes with [backlinking](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , so you can form an organic web of connections between your note content. But we don't force the issue. Many "classic" note takers, not to mention [Zettelkasten enthusiasts](https://zettelkasten.de)`
   , prefer to create an explicit structure for their note content via tagging. For example, the note in the screenshot is a recent blog post for our GitClear product, so it's tagged gitclear/blog, which makes it trivial to find later.
noteTitle: Idea Execution Funnel: How ideas evolve in Amplenote