It would be really useful to distinguish between inline tags and topic tags (i.e. tags that aren't in-line but are meaningful to the note for classification/linking/sorting). The primary issue is that the escaping with the '-marks mean that the tags don't appear in the tag list (and therefore don't get suggested etc.)
Right now, all tags are escaped by being written as
tags
- '#inline-tag'
- '#topic-tag'
which means that they don't appear in the tag-viewer (from what I can tell).
My suggestion is that the hashtag janitor only operates on tags in the actual note, not those in the metadata. This would allow for keeping inline tags but without losing linkability of topic tags
tags:
- '#inline-tag'
topic tags:
- #topic-tag
This would allow for tags to remain functional without duplication.
An alternative would be to follow the suggestion in #74 to simply remove the '-marks on tags.
It would be really useful to distinguish between inline tags and topic tags (i.e. tags that aren't in-line but are meaningful to the note for classification/linking/sorting). The primary issue is that the escaping with the '-marks mean that the tags don't appear in the tag list (and therefore don't get suggested etc.)
Right now, all tags are escaped by being written as
which means that they don't appear in the tag-viewer (from what I can tell).
My suggestion is that the hashtag janitor only operates on tags in the actual note, not those in the metadata. This would allow for keeping inline tags but without losing linkability of topic tags
This would allow for tags to remain functional without duplication.
An alternative would be to follow the suggestion in #74 to simply remove the '-marks on tags.