Group items tagged

".0" ...

"!." fails.

"$0" seems to fail, while "$1" obviously works.

It may makes sense to use ... "$10" ; $100 ; $1000 ; $10000 ; $100000 $1000000

[ Alpha | Frequency ] sort works quickly enough to be useful.

070505 - apparently the tag filter dies not distinguish ":fr" & "@fr". If the special characters are not taken into account by the filter, does that explain its apparent 'failures'. Note that these characters are still useful in that they affect the positions of the tags in the tag display order.

070505 - apparently the tag filter dies not distinguish ":fr" & "@fr". If the special characters are not taken into account by the filter, does that explain its apparent 'failures'. Note that these characters are still useful in that they affect the positions of the tags in the tag display order.
These characters can also be used to delimit a tags syllables, which is useful given that they are automatically converted to lower case, making CamelCase ineffective for this purpose.

070508 "2not3" replaced "2~3" "2~3" did not seem to work. Check this again later since there is a possibility that the processes associated with tagging are not 'realtime'.

070602 - what happens when the tags for a bookmark over-flow a single line?

070602 - "2not3" tag removed from ".0" in an effort to reduce the "related tags" list.

070716 - I likely need to test the implications of recursive bookmarks a bit more.