Temporal documentation tagging¶

Temporal documentation tagging is a metadata strategy used to track the creation and modification times of knowledge assets. By explicitly recording when a note was originally created and when it was last updated, users can establish a chronological timeline for their Documentation Workflow.^[001-TODO__01-todo.md]

Implementation¶

In practice, this system relies on specific metadata fields being defined within the document header. The created_date field captures the timestamp of the note's inception, while the updated_date field logs the most recent modification.^[001-TODO__01-todo.md]

Benefits¶

This tagging approach allows for the dynamic sorting and management of tasks or notes based on their age or activity level. For example, a list of items can be filtered by month (e.g., tags: [2022-11]) or reviewed based on how recently the updated_date was changed, facilitating an efficient Documentation Workflow.^[001-TODO__01-todo.md]

Sources¶

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