Being able to lock individual notes would be a very useful feature.
A scenario:
In the heat of the moment, what you do is a 'cut', rather than a 'copy' of a text selection within a note, and in that moment you also commit with an OK, damaging the note, which may not be recoverable from backups, or when you do eventually find that you are missing part, or the whole, of the note contents, that any recovery backup has aged, cycled, and been deleted.
Notes can mature and stabilise and then become "reference only".
Being able to set an internal bit for a note to lock it from any editing changes and also from deletion would be most useful; the only context items not grayed out would be those pertaining to selecting and copying text content.
Being able to globally lock (down) an entire section might be useful as well, in such a case, each individual note would preserve it's own status of locked or unlocked, but if a section is locked, then all sub-ordinate notes are locked, regardless of their internal state, and if a section is unlocked, then all the individual note's lock status is re-asserted instead.
Being able to lock individual notes would be a very useful feature.
A scenario:
In the heat of the moment, what you do is a 'cut', rather than a 'copy' of a text selection within a note, and in that moment you also commit with an OK, damaging the note, which may not be recoverable from backups, or when you do eventually find that you are missing part, or the whole, of the note contents, that any recovery backup has aged, cycled, and been deleted.
Notes can mature and stabilise and then become "reference only".
Being able to set an internal bit for a note to lock it from any editing changes and also from deletion would be most useful; the only context items not grayed out would be those pertaining to selecting and copying text content.
Being able to globally lock (down) an entire section might be useful as well, in such a case, each individual note would preserve it's own status of locked or unlocked, but if a section is locked, then all sub-ordinate notes are locked, regardless of their internal state, and if a section is unlocked, then all the individual note's lock status is re-asserted instead.
Thank you.
Best regards,