actualNoteContentPart: ## 5. Tag multiplier
  When people do monthly/quarterly/yearly planning, as recommended by most of the productivity experts, they will be choosing certain areas they want to prioritize in the coming month/quarter/year. 
  
  The Tag Multiplier allows users to incentivize themselves to do more work from the domain that they deemed important, by adding a tag setting for "Victory Value multiplier," available to all Unlimited** **subscribers. 
  
  If a tag is in a context with multiple tags, we'll apply the largest multiplier from among the tags. So, if you've decided that health/fitness is the key to increasing your happiness this quarter, you might apply a 2.0 multiplier to your "fitness" tag. If the task is also an opportunity to socialize (e.g., play a game of football), you might apply a 1.5 multiplier for your "social" tag. When you finish a task from a note tagged with both, its intrinsic Victory Value (based on Importance, duration, etc) is multiplied by 2.0.
  
  ## 6. Unblocked value
  When completing a task unblocks other tasks, that is a victory of sorts. We ascribe 1 point of Victory Value for each task that is unblocked. 
  
  ## Dismissed Tasks
  As with Task Score, dismissed tasks calculate Victory Value and divide it by half. This embodies our philosophical belief that Amplenote should help you **let go** of the ideas that seemed initially promising, but time has proven you don't really need to do them.
  
  # Manually setting Victory Value
  By browsing through your completed tasks, you can click the icon on the right edge of each task to manually assign a value for it, based on your expert judgement of how valuable the task ultimately was. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  We encourage customers to periodically revisit past completed tasks that ended up being particularly valuable in retrospect.
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  5. Tag multiplier
  When people do monthly/quarterly/yearly planning, as recommended by most of the productivity experts, they will be choosing certain areas they want to prioritize in the coming month/quarter/year. The Tag Multiplier allows users to incentivize themselves to do more work from the domain that they deemed important, by adding a tag setting for "Victory Value multiplier," available to all Unlimited** **subscribers. If a tag is in a context with multiple tags, we'll apply the largest multiplier from among the tags. So, if you've decided that health/fitness is the key to increasing your happiness this quarter, you might apply a 2.0 multiplier to your "fitness" tag. If the task is also an opportunity to socialize (e.g., play a game of football), you might apply a 1.5 multiplier for your "social" tag. When you finish a task from a note tagged with both, its intrinsic Victory Value (based on Importance, duration, etc) is multiplied by 2.0. 
  6. Unblocked value
  When completing a task unblocks other tasks, that is a victory of sorts. We ascribe 1 point of Victory Value for each task that is unblocked. 
  Dismissed Tasks
  As with Task Score, dismissed tasks calculate Victory Value and divide it by half. This embodies our philosophical belief that Amplenote should help you let go
   of the ideas that seemed initially promising, but time has proven you don't really need to do them. 
  Manually setting Victory Value
  By browsing through your completed tasks, you can click the icon on the right edge of each task to manually assign a value for it, based on your expert judgement of how valuable the task ultimately was. We encourage customers to periodically revisit past completed tasks that ended up being particularly valuable in retrospect.
noteTitle: Victory Value & the "Good Life Algorithm": Which tasks leave you better off?