Explicit Ontologies in a World Without
Background: Ontologies in Note-taking I’ll do my best to get the context for this thought down quickly, but I don’t think I’ll do a good job. Feel free to ask me if you’d like to understand the context better. In a note-taking system like C. or Tana, objects exist in an ontology1. This means that an object can have a type. That type definition can have properties. For example my notes might be full of people.
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