Yep I understand that but thanks. I’m specifically trying to understand the benefits that @elmsfeuer is finding by creating a hierarchical structure that can be easily recreated using either hierarchical tags or folders. Especially if the notes they are creating each have only one taxonomic location.
There are potentially some interesting uses with Hieronymi’s systems science taxonomy but even here hierarchical tags may be more appropriate. Normally I don’t use content-based tags but have softened my stance to allow certain tags to arise inductively from the notes (e.g. through application of grounded theory, etc) which results in a bottom-up derivation of ideas reflecting my own self-created collection of ideas and patterns and themes identified in my notes, as opposed to applying a pre-defined taxonomy from someone else to my thinking. Because of this it would be difficult to apply this pattern since the taxonomy is not defined in advance.
But since @elmsfeuer stated the taxonomy changes I’m curious how it fits in their workflow, since I would also need any such taxonomy to change as well.