actualNoteContentPart: # Traditional vs Inline Tags?
  **Check out this visual version of "links vs tags":**
  
  
  Below are some guidelines for choosing between Tags and Note References. Keep in mind that this is not a hard rule-set and that we think you should be experimenting to find the system that makes most sense to you 🙌.
  Choose **Traditional Tags **for:
  	Tagging notes that you want to share with a group of people (Check out [Collaboration: Sharing notes or tags with individuals, groups, or the web#Share groups of notes with groups of collaborators using shared tags ✨](/help/collaboration_sharing_notes#Share_groups_of_notes_with_groups_of_collaborators_using_shared_tags__) );
  	Delimiting the domain of applicability for notes (e.g. #blog for notes pertaining to blog posts, #todos for notes containing actionable items);
  	Check out our tagging guide for more suggestions: [Organizing with tags#How do nested/hierarchical tags work? How can I manage multiple projects with them?](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut#How_do_nested/hierarchical_tags_work?_How_can_I_manage_multiple_projects_with_them?) ; 
  Choose **Inline Tags **for:
  	Tagging individual tasks to surface useful categories (e.g. "Next" for items that need to be done to advance a project, "On hold" for tasks that can be safely filtered away);
  	Separating to-dos into projects (e.g. [ ] This is a task that pertains to [[This personal Project I'm doing]]
  	Whenever you're logging date-sensitive information (e.g. tagging a section of your Jot with "Meeting note" instead of creating a note called "Meeting note <today's date>"; see [Linking and categorizing ideas](/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering#Linking_and_categorizing_ideas) );
  	Registering references to subjects of interests, such as people, music, movies or concepts you are interacting with on a regular basis.
  
  As a rather general and incomplete rule: Traditional tags should be general, Inline Tags should be specific. One of the best examples to illustrate this is the following: use Inline Tags for every person with whom you interact meaningfully (e.g. specific people's names such as "@Wayne" or "@Beatrice"), and use a Traditional Tag to group these together (e.g. #people).
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: 🔎 Note Reference Filtering (aka "Inline Tags")
  headers: # Traditional vs Inline Tags?
  ---
  Traditional vs Inline Tags?
  Check out this visual version of "links vs tags":
  Below are some guidelines for choosing between Tags and Note References. Keep in mind that this is not a hard rule-set and that we think you should be experimenting to find the system that makes most sense to you 🙌.
  Choose **Traditional Tags **for:
  Tagging notes that you want to share with a group of people (Check out [Collaboration: Sharing notes or tags with individuals, groups, or the web#Share groups of notes with groups of collaborators using shared tags ✨](/help/collaboration_sharing_notes#Share_groups_of_notes_with_groups_of_collaborators_using_shared_tags__)
   );
  Delimiting the domain of applicability for notes (e.g. #blog for notes pertaining to blog posts, #todos for notes containing actionable items);
  Check out our tagging guide for more suggestions: [Organizing with tags#How do nested/hierarchical tags work? How can I manage multiple projects with them?](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut#How_do_nested/hierarchical_tags_work?_How_can_I_manage_multiple_projects_with_them?)
   ;
  Choose **Inline Tags **for:
  Tagging individual tasks to surface useful categories (e.g. "Next" for items that need to be done to advance a project, "On hold" for tasks that can be safely filtered away);
  Separating to-dos into projects (e.g. [ ] This is a task that pertains to [[This personal Project I'm doing]]
  Whenever you're logging date-sensitive information (e.g. tagging a section of your Jot with "Meeting note" instead of creating a note called "Meeting note <today's date>"; see [Linking and categorizing ideas](/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering#Linking_and_categorizing_ideas)
   );
  Registering references to subjects of interests, such as people, music, movies or concepts you are interacting with on a regular basis. As a rather general and incomplete rule: Traditional tags should be general, Inline Tags should be specific. One of the best examples to illustrate this is the following: use Inline Tags for every person with whom you interact meaningfully (e.g. specific people's names such as "@Wayne" or "@Beatrice"), and use a Traditional Tag to group these together (e.g. #people).
noteTitle: 🔎 Note Reference Filtering (aka "Inline Tags")