actualNoteContentPart: "Evergreen Notes" are the notes that you revisit on a regular basis -- usually at least once per week. 
  
  In most note-taking systems, Evergreen Notes make up approximately half of the notes that an average user will visit on a day-to-day basis. 
  
  Examples of commonly-used flavors of "Evergreen Note":
  Your Daily Inbox todo list
  Your Quarterly Plan note
  A list of credible movie recommendations you've received
  Grocery shopping list
  Favorite quotes from your heroes (or other noteworthy people)
  Workout/exercise plan
  Business strategy document
  "Likes and dislikes" list
  "Weekly Dashboard" note
  A team member's shared note to received "Assigned Tasks" from their boss or teammates
  What do these types of notes have in common? You will probably visit them more than 10 times per year. You will progressively, incrementally improve (or at least update) them as you collect new information. You (usually) remember them, so they tend to regularly receive new incoming tasks, from the [Quick Task Bar](/help/mobile_ios_android_quick_task_bar)  and other [task entry avenues](/help/capture_tasks_inside_an_inbox) .
  
  # Recommendations for Evergreen Notes
  If you use your note taking app to collect task and coordinate your calendar, you will visit your Evergreen Notes over and over again. In fact, the presumption that will you repeatedly visit Evergreen Notes is directly baked in to [Amplenote's Task Score algorithm](/help/tasks_and_todos_task_score)  -- the multiplier for how much a task's attributes will boost its Task Score is determined by how many days on which the note is opened. It is a safe assumption that, for your top Evergreen Notes, you will see them 10 or more times per week. 
  
  ## Aesthetic
  That's why it can make a lot of sense to [invest a minute]()  to personalize your Evergreen Notes. We highly recommend visiting the [Note appearance settings](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/f697130e-80d4-11ef-8707-62fb339586e5)  page to glimpse the interesting ways that you can strike an inspiring mood on those numerous occasions where you will open your Evergreen Note.
  
  
  The author's Evergreen Task Inbox note uses a blue background color and a picture he took on vacation
  
  
  ## Tagged #canonical
  Per our [most popular help article](/help/five_recommendations_tag_hierarchy_naming) , it can be useful to use a specific tag to designate the notes that you expect to return to over-and-over again. You can tag them canonical, evergreen, or something else that implies they are in a category of their own. 
  
  This can be especially useful to locate and review connections if you use [Note Graph View: Visualize and create new note connections](/help/note_graph) .
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  title: Evergreen Notes: Definition and Recommendations
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  "Evergreen Notes" are the notes that you revisit on a regular basis -- usually at least once per week. In most note-taking systems, Evergreen Notes make up approximately half of the notes that an average user will visit on a day-to-day basis. Examples of commonly-used flavors of "Evergreen Note":
  Your Daily Inbox todo list
  Your Quarterly Plan note
  A list of credible movie recommendations you've received
  Grocery shopping list
  Favorite quotes from your heroes (or other noteworthy people)
  Workout/exercise plan
  Business strategy document
  "Likes and dislikes" list
  "Weekly Dashboard" note
  A team member's shared note to received "Assigned Tasks" from their boss or teammates
  What do these types of notes have in common? You will probably visit them more than 10 times per year. You will progressively, incrementally improve (or at least update) them as you collect new information. You (usually) remember them, so they tend to regularly receive new incoming tasks, from the [Quick Task Bar](/help/mobile_ios_android_quick_task_bar)
    and other [task entry avenues](/help/capture_tasks_inside_an_inbox)
   . 
  Recommendations for Evergreen Notes
  If you use your note taking app to collect task and coordinate your calendar, you will visit your Evergreen Notes over and over again. In fact, the presumption that will you repeatedly visit Evergreen Notes is directly baked in to [Amplenote's Task Score algorithm](/help/tasks_and_todos_task_score)
    -- the multiplier for how much a task's attributes will boost its Task Score is determined by how many days on which the note is opened. It is a safe assumption that, for your top Evergreen Notes, you will see them 10 or more times per week. 
  Aesthetic
  That's why it can make a lot of sense to [invest a minute]()
    to personalize your Evergreen Notes. We highly recommend visiting the [Note appearance settings](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    page to glimpse the interesting ways that you can strike an inspiring mood on those numerous occasions where you will open your Evergreen Note. The author's Evergreen Task Inbox note uses a blue background color and a picture he took on vacation 
  Tagged #canonical
  Per our [most popular help article](/help/five_recommendations_tag_hierarchy_naming)
   , it can be useful to use a specific tag to designate the notes that you expect to return to over-and-over again. You can tag them canonical, evergreen, or something else that implies they are in a category of their own. This can be especially useful to locate and review connections if you use [Note Graph View: Visualize and create new note connections](/help/note_graph)
   .
noteTitle: Evergreen Notes: Definition and Recommendations