identify isolated/orphan notes

[coloquio]

Can't figure out how to identify notes that: have no links, have no tag or have a unique tag. Not properly an issue if it's not intended by design, but it would come handy for managing a sizable amount of notes.

[localauthor]

It's certainly possble to write a function that does what you want, but I'll ask you to clarify what you want.

When you say "have no links," do you mean, a note that has no links in the note itself? Or a note that no other notes link to?

And what do you mean by "a unique tag"? Notes that contain a specific tag? Or notes that contain a tag (any tag) that does not appear in any other note?

[coloquio]

Dear Grant,   Thank you for your response, and I apologize for any confusion in my initial request.   I utilize zk for taking notes on various topics such as readings, lectures, meetings, discussions, and conferences. My zk notes are not summaries but rather reflections derived from the discussions. For example, an idea sparked during a conversation with a colleague that could lead to an op-ed. When I record these ideas in zk, they exist as standalone notes without any direct connections unless I create new notes. While I typically assign tags to these notes, they may have unique tags that do not fit into a specific group. As a result, these isolated notes do not contribute significantly to knowledge creation as they do not surface in most searches.  Identifying these isolated notes would assist me in establishing more efficient note management, as currently, it is a somewhat random process when they occasionally appear during a zk search.I hope this clarifies my request for you.   Best regards, Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer