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Sequencing is an issue in the application.  All new notes are given sequence # 1,000.  Notes are sorted by the sequence number not alphabetically by Name.  As the KBase grows, it will be difficult to easily find a specific note.   The sequence can have both positive and negative numbers. The sequence goes from largest negative number to largest positive number, -1 comes before 1. The limit is +/- 999,999,999.

Therefore it sorts by the largest negative number first. In order to present notes, the way I feel they should be seen I've created a sequencing system.

Parent Category: initial spaces of 20, from -100 to 100, plenty of room to add a parent in-between.

The rest are determined by substituting numbers for the first 4 letters in the title.     

Child Category:   Only utilizes the first 2 letter of the title.

                   Backup > B -21  + a  01   = -2,101                Software>  S 15 + o 15  = 1,515         Software as a Service>  S 15 + S 19  = 1,519  

   Articles:  First four letters of title, unless a note should be seen at the beginning, then start with -22, followed by the next 3 substitutions.

                   Lime Survey =  -11,091,305

   Council Minutes

                   Negative Number By Date  January 3, 2025 = -20,250,103

Substitution System



1st Number



Next 3 Numbers




A

-22

 

N

10

 

A

01

 

N

14

B

-21

 

O

11

 

B

02

 

O

15

C

-20

 

P

12

 

C

03

 

P

16

D

-19

 

Q

13

 

D

04

 

Q

17

E

-18

 

R

14

 

E

05

 

R

18

F

-17

 

S

15

 

F

06

 

S

19

G

-16

 

T

16

 

G

07

 

T

20

H

-15

 

U

17

 

H

08

 

U

21

I

-14

 

V

18

 

I

09

 

V

22

J

-13

 

W

19

 

J

10

 

W

23

K

-12

 

X

20

 

K

11

 

X

24

L

-11

 

Y

21

 

L

12

 

Y

25

M

-10

 

Z

22

 

M

13

 

Z

26


ALSO BE COGNIZANT of each notes Visibility,  I'll put that up shortly. 

* The application considers each item an article or document, even though there may not be an actual document attached. I am referring to them as notes.