Two things are very important to me:
Documenting my workflows. Sharing my knowledge with others as freely as possible. As of time of writing, I’m participating in some “learning sprints” for queries in Logseq. I actually don’t consider myself a Logseq power user or anything, at least compared to the folks who build these complicated dashboards and workflows for every aspect of their lives. I mainly use Logseq for my Zettelkasten; therefore, my needs aren’t too complicated....
Instead of putting a query in my daily template, I can generate a running list of fleeting notes via a default query. I can do the same for a running list of drafts to work on. In the default query section of config.edn:
{:title "💡 FLEETING" :query (and (property type fleeting) (not (property tags templates)) (not (task done))) :result-transform (fn [result] (sort-by (fn [h] (get h :block/created-at)) result)) :collapsed? true :breadcrumb-show?...
When viewing a query in table view in Logseq, you can order the properties by toggling them off and toggling them back on in the order you want them to appear.