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1. What is Logseq?

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   1. Logseq is an open-source knowledge management and note-taking tool.
   2. It organizes information as a hierarchical framework of interlinked blocks.

2. Why use Logseq?

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   1. Logseq helps to keep information organized efficiently.
   2. It allows building information inductively without a top-down structure.

3. In Logseq, what is a block?

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   1. A block is the fundamental unit in Logseq (similar to a paragraph or list item).
   2. Blocks can be linked, collapsed, embedded, and more.
   3. On a page, you write with blocks and think of them as nested lists.

4. In Logseq, what is a backlink?

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   1. A backlink indicates the page or block that referenced the current item.
   2. Bidirectional links create a navigable network of ideas.
   3. Backlinks help you see and traverse relationships.

5. What is graph view in Logseq?

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   1. Graph view provides a visual representation of your notes.
   2. It shows connections between pages and blocks as a network of nodes and edges.
   3. The graph view helps you identify patterns and relationships in your data.

6. How are square brackets name related to hashtags?

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   1. Square brackets name and hashtags #name are both used for linking in Logseq.
   2. name creates a page link, while #name tags content with a keyword.
   3. Both enhance navigation and organization by connecting related data.

7. Describe the block link syntax and give an example.

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   1. The block link syntax is written as ((block link name)).
   2. It allows you to create links directly to specific blocks within Logseq.
   3. Example: ((Task-1)) would link to a block with the content “Task-1.”

8. When do you use a tag?

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   1. Tags are used to mark content that evolves or accumulates meaning over time.
   2. Examples: #places-to-visit, #chemistry, #critical-thinking.

9. When do you use a page title to organize?

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   1. Use a page title when the contents will eventually reach a stable or finished form.
   2. Examples: A recipe, a method, a list of material properties.
   3. Key idea: Content will stabilize.