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January 4th, 2022 (2)
- {{[[TODO]]}} figure out what [[roam attributes]] are all about / what their purpose is
  - [again](((vssQKBfFO))), the learning material of datalog could help
  - {{[[TODO]]}} thought also interesting what the [[roam]] people intended with them
    - cc:: [[(hidden) 1h9jVJvM-]]
- {{[[TODO]]}} would [[roam attributes]] work better for this?
  - i.e., you'd do the mentioning twice probably, like in the second part of either examples
    - thought is that necessary? i think it's irrelevant actually
  - initial thought - no, because the `(hidden) G97ohL3l8::` is in the end, and you'd have to manually write out the page's title instead of being able to search
    - but wait, i never really use attributes, and that's not right! you can do `(hidden) G97ohL3l8::` and roam throws you in the beginning, and you can search just fine!
    - okay so then that's no longer a problem
  - next up - is this useful
  - re:: ((EfE5J1OtG))
    - why i thought it'd be useful is that you can only have one attribute per block. thus it'd force you to have more specific (verbose?) page titles instead of combining multiple ones:
      - e.g. instead of [[roam-traverse-graph]] [[export-html-pages]], i could have a page titled "export-html-pages-plugin-of-roam-traverse-graph" or smthn, i don't yet know what'd be the optimal naming convention, but we could try to figure it out.
        
        i've even seen some people on [[roam]]'s [[(hidden) VZrbM9KJQ]] talk about some conventions
      - but the main question here is -- is this overall a good thing?
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February 5th, 2022 (2)
- in [[roam-traverse-graph]], we consider [[roam attributes]] as linked references as well (same as hastags) (as in, they all have the `linked-reference` type), but have different `kind`s
- (hidden) bCKcSGQDA [[roam attributes]]
  - in [[roam-traverse-graph]], we consider [[roam attributes]] as linked references as well (same as hastags) (as in, they all have the `linked-reference` type), but have different `kind`s