I’m (yet another) logseq refugee and I was wondering how people handle recurring meetings or long running projects? I watched the " Welcome to SilverBullet part 2: Multiple pages, navigation and linking" video on youtube, and wanted to know how you would handle a recurring meeting with “Jenny” in that video?
If you have a weekly meeting with Jenny, would you keep opening that same Person/Jenny page, add the current date, add notes and let it go on indefinitely?
I’m sure everyone is sick of hearing about logseq, but for context, in logseq i would just add a [[person/jenny]] entry on the current day, then all “blocks” with [[person/jenny]] would come up if i clicked on it.
I’m curious how people are taking notes in these types of situations.
Well naturally there’s no one best way; only the best way for you and your current needs. But if it helps, if I had regular meetings and would want to be able to pull up a list of all meetings with a given person, I would likely create a page for each meeting (probably something like Journal/{DAY}/{Meeting Title}) and give the page tags in the frontmatter for each person present like this:
---
tags:
- Jenny
---
If you want the meeting notes to appear on the day’s page itself, you can add tags to a header, so something like this:
## Weekly 1:1 #Jenny
<meeting notes here>
In both cases you can then see the meeting in the tag:Jenny virtual page (and you could probably add a widget to your journal day template to list or outright render any meetings at the bottom of the page)
Thanks Anthony, that’s an interesting idea. I could create a page under something like Projects/ProjectName/{DATE} and then maybe make a list of all pages that match that projectname, or tag like you suggest.
In my space I have a single page per person or meeting and just keep adding new sections to the top every time (hence the header with the date in that video). Nothing fancy, but it works for me.