Logseq like daily notes

I had been using Logseq in the past, and I think the daily notes part of the Logseq is something to learn from. It's basic workflow is to jot down idea on a single page as they come into your mind, and use #tagsto associate them with some collection (as in anytwo). And each idea could belong to more than one collection (eg., I have to learn how to synthesize H2O. It could belong to #chemistry and #task).

The feature that was blocking AnyType to achieve this workflow was “one feature could only belong to one collection” but in Anytwo the things are different, and it pave the path to create something just like that.

The approach that anytwo currently uses is that you have to go into the respective collections and put the ideas in there, which takes time and changes context so much sometimes that you forget your original idea.

How can we achieve similar behavior

• Ability to create objects from the text already present, (like from this line)
• Everything is a page, or mostly (it needs more thought)
• Allow to modify the object block from the parent page.

This requires the object block to be like normal text block, writeable by default, and use of something like #task on that text block adds that page into that said collection, or creates new collection and add in there. (#task would work as how the /collection-name were working in v0.1.4 but for the object block) (adding #tags on normal text should make them an object block and add it to that collection)

It could also show which collection it belongs to as a #collection-name at the right side of the block.

• Optionally, to add an expanded view to show the content of that child object in the parent page.

Workflow

As a user,

1. I would open up a page.
2. I would note down my ideas in each separate lines (blocks) as they come to my mind, without any thoughts where each idea belongs in my collections.
3. Once done, I would add #task, #movie, #project-idea for each of my idea (and possibly multiple tags on a single idea if they belong to multiple group)
4. And, I may change the phrasing of some ideas from the same page.

Expected Outcome

That tagged idea should show up in their respective collections, searchable, filterable.