kylestratis · December 4, 2020 16:25
diff --git a/readwise_jinja_template b/readwise_jinja_template
 Type:: #{% if category == "articles" %}Article{% elif category == "books" %}Book{% elif category == "tweets" %}Tweet{% else %}{{category|title}}{% endif %}
 Author:: [[{{author}}]]
 Recommended By::
 Full Title:: {{full_title}}
 Status:: #Waiting [[📤Things to Process]]
 Tags:: #Readwise
 Newsletter:: [[Newsletter Backlog]]
 {% if url %}Link:: {{url}}{% endif %}
 {% if image_url %}![]({{image_url}}){% endif %} 
 # Summary
    After organizing, highlighting, and bolding the highlights, create a high-level summary #[[Progressive Summarization]]
    What are the key ideas?
    How can I apply this knowledge that I learned?
    How do these ideas relate to what I already know?
 # [[💡Ideas]]
    Note: Each idea should at least have a tag for the source page for better remixing
 # [[Transient]]
    Note: Conceptual notes that aren't as tied to the source material. These are fodder for processing into evergreen notes.
 # [[📚Literature Notes]]
    Note: Commentary on the book or things you don't want to forget. Maybe for use in a public mind garden. Should have a visible source reference. These are "weakly evergreen" because they're tied heavily to a single piece. Must be in your own words. These should be processed into Evergreen notes, or used as fodder for them.
    ""Literature notes", titled after a single work and meant primarily as linkages to other more durable notes, and as targets for backlinks. I write these roughly as "outline notes," except for someone else's ideas."
	Type:: #{% if category == "articles" %}Article{% elif category == "books" %}Book{% elif category == "tweets" %}Tweet{% else %}{{category\|title}}{% endif %}
	Author:: [[{{author}}]]
	Recommended By::
	Full Title:: {{full_title}}
	Status:: #Waiting [[📤Things to Process]]
	Tags:: #Readwise
	Newsletter:: [[Newsletter Backlog]]
	{% if url %}Link:: {{url}}{% endif %}
	{% if image_url %}![]({{image_url}}){% endif %}
	# Summary
	After organizing, highlighting, and bolding the highlights, create a high-level summary #[[Progressive Summarization]]
	What are the key ideas?
	How can I apply this knowledge that I learned?
	How do these ideas relate to what I already know?
	# [[💡Ideas]]
	Note: Each idea should at least have a tag for the source page for better remixing
	# [[Transient]]
	Note: Conceptual notes that aren't as tied to the source material. These are fodder for processing into evergreen notes.
	# [[📚Literature Notes]]
	Note: Commentary on the book or things you don't want to forget. Maybe for use in a public mind garden. Should have a visible source reference. These are "weakly evergreen" because they're tied heavily to a single piece. Must be in your own words. These should be processed into Evergreen notes, or used as fodder for them.
	""Literature notes", titled after a single work and meant primarily as linkages to other more durable notes, and as targets for backlinks. I write these roughly as "outline notes," except for someone else's ideas."