It's a shame that folders are the de facto standard of organization on a computer. Tags are better than folders. Tags can wholly replicate what folders do, and folders can only approximate (through concession) what tags are able to do. The only [[Use Case Diagrams|use case]] in which folders truly make sense to me as being better than tags: > if content *only* makes sense as a group, use a folder - otherwise use tags. For example, coding projects. You will have a bunch of dependencies in your `requirements.txt` that only make sense in the context of *where* that file is. [[Flat Hierarchies Work Better]] unless you've got things that *have* to be bundled together to retain their essence. **** # More ## Source - [[Myself]]