actualNoteContentPart: ## Renaming Jots
  While editing a Jot, press on its title to start editing it. Whenever you change the title for the current day's jot, Amplenote will create another placeholder jot in its place.
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  ## 🗓️ Creating future daily Jots
  Amplenote automatically creates daily Jots for you every day. However, you can also create one manually for a future date. In this case, Amplenote **will not** create a new Jot on that date; instead, it will use the one you created.
   
  **The two requirements for a manually created note to be considered a Daily Jot are**:
  It has to be titled after a specific date that respect the format: "December 21st, 2021"
  It has to have at least a tag (for example - the default Jot tag: daily-jots
  
  **If in Jots mode**, it is effortless to create a future Jot using [note-linking]()  @ note linking:
  ```
  @{Tomorrow}   or [[{Tomorrow}]]
  ```
  Any date expression can be used in place of "Tomorrow" in the example above. For more examples of date evaluation expressions, check out [Keyboard Shortcuts & Markdown Syntax Examples#Date and time calculation Under-documented](/help/keyboard_shortcuts_and_markdown_syntax_examples#Date_and_time_calculation_Under-documented) . 
  
  **To do the same thing in Notes mode**, assuming no tag is selected:
  ```
  @daily-jots/{Tomorrow}   or [[daily-jots/{Tomorrow}]]
  ```
  
  **To create a future Jot for any specific tag**, simply add the tag followed by a slash before the note title:
  ```
  @my/tag/hierarchy/{next friday}   or [[my/tag/hierarchy/{next friday}]]
  ```
  
  ## #daily-jots tag
  The [Default Shortcut](https://www.amplenote.com/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut)  selected when you first enter Jots mode is called daily-jots. Here is an annotated two-pane view of Jots with the default daily-jots tag:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This makes it trivial to filter on notes that were created in Jots mode (by filtering on the daily-jots tag). 
  
  ## How are jots sorted?
  The following rules apply to Jots sorting:
  For every existing note, a date is chosen from one of the following:
  	The [date represented by the note's title]() , if the note is titled after a date (e.g. "December 21st, 2022") up to and including the current day;
  	The creation date of the note, otherwise.
  Jots are sorted in the descending order of the selected date.
  For #daily-jots, Amplenote shows (virtual) placeholder notes for up to the last 7 days that don't correspond to a created jot. For all other tags, the placeholder note is only created for the current day.
  
  This means that if you create a **Future Jot** ([🗓️ Creating future daily Jots](/help/jots#____Creating_future_daily_Jots) ), it will be displayed below the current day's jot (until it becomes the current day's jot).
  
  If you create a note that **isn't** **titled after a date**, it will be placed below the jot corresponding to the day the note was created (and below any other notes created that day at an earlier time).
  
  If you **rename today's jot**, it will be replaced by a placeholder jot ✨.
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  title: What is a "Jot" and how is it different from a ...
  headers: ## Renaming Jots
  ---
  Renaming Jots
  While editing a Jot, press on its title to start editing it. Whenever you change the title for the current day's jot, Amplenote will create another placeholder jot in its place. 
  
  🗓️ Creating future daily Jots
  Amplenote automatically creates daily Jots for you every day. However, you can also create one manually for a future date. In this case, Amplenote will not
   create a new Jot on that date; instead, it will use the one you created. The two requirements for a manually created note to be considered a Daily Jot are
  :
  It has to be titled after a specific date that respect the format: "December 21st, 2021"
  It has to have at least a tag (for example - the default Jot tag: daily-jots If in Jots mode
  , it is effortless to create a future Jot using [note-linking]()
    @ note linking: @{Tomorrow}   or [[{Tomorrow}]]
  Any date expression can be used in place of "Tomorrow" in the example above. For more examples of date evaluation expressions, check out [Keyboard Shortcuts & Markdown Syntax Examples#Date and time calculation Under-documented](/help/keyboard_shortcuts_and_markdown_syntax_examples#Date_and_time_calculation_Under-documented)
   . To do the same thing in Notes mode
  , assuming no tag is selected: @daily-jots/{Tomorrow}   or [[daily-jots/{Tomorrow}]]
  To create a future Jot for any specific tag
  , simply add the tag followed by a slash before the note title: @my/tag/hierarchy/{next friday}   or [[my/tag/hierarchy/{next friday}]]
  
  #daily-jots tag
  The [Default Shortcut](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    selected when you first enter Jots mode is called daily-jots. Here is an annotated two-pane view of Jots with the default daily-jots tag: This makes it trivial to filter on notes that were created in Jots mode (by filtering on the daily-jots tag). 
  How are jots sorted?
  The following rules apply to Jots sorting:
  For every existing note, a date is chosen from one of the following:
  The [date represented by the note's title]()
   , if the note is titled after a date (e.g. "December 21st, 2022") up to and including the current day;
  The creation date of the note, otherwise.
  Jots are sorted in the descending order of the selected date.
  For #daily-jots, Amplenote shows (virtual) placeholder notes for up to the last 7 days that don't correspond to a created jot. For all other tags, the placeholder note is only created for the current day. This means that if you create a Future Jot
   ( [🗓️ Creating future daily Jots](/help/jots#____Creating_future_daily_Jots)
   ), it will be displayed below the current day's jot (until it becomes the current day's jot). If you create a note that isn't
   titled after a date
  , it will be placed below the jot corresponding to the day the note was created (and below any other notes created that day at an earlier time). If you rename today's jot
  , it will be replaced by a placeholder jot ✨.
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