It is not clear how to implement the feature you are looking for in an easy-to-use intuitive way. Please let us know if you have an example of a workable design (that we can legally use, royalty-free).

Thanks,
ThreeTags support

Thank you for your comments and questions. Our answers below.

1. There are many note-taking apps/services that do not use encryption and thus provide search and other features. We just don’t have enough funding to compete with the likes of Evernote and Zoho.

2. We are aware that the editor we use (TinyMCE) is not without issues. We will definitely switch to a “more robust rich-text editor” once we find one.

3 and 4. These are very interesting ideas. We considered expanding into this more advanced “information organization” space, but it seems there are little commercial opportunities there for us.

Best regards,
ThreeTags

1. Search. Have you considered producing a publicly accessible, non-encrypted version of the ThreeTags notebook? Doing so would eliminate the difficulties of a search function. It would also serve the purposes of academics and the intellectually curious, generally speaking.

2. Have you considered a more robust rich-text editor?

3. What about the possibility of ‘sandbox’ pages? The would essentially be static pages populated by any number of free-floating, tagged items. They could also filter certain combinations of tags. The purpose I have in mind is the elevation of discourse. I would like to create sandbox pages representing certain arguments, where the tagged content would represent ideas, quotations, and various forms of evidence.

4. Do you have any plans to continue expanding the possibilities for re-contextualization? For example, semantic relationships among tagged items: “evidence for”, “argument against”, “relies on”, etc.

Thanks.