I forgot to mention Notion.so. Also has unlimited true cloning. As for mindmappers, Freemind and Freeplane also has true cloning.


A wrote:

Steve,

I wouldn't put Tbx's aliases in the realm of cloning. Aliasing in Tbx is
directed more towards working with body text (Attribute $Text) and less
so with Container/Title notes (Attribute $Name); True cloning allows for
any hierarchy depth level and any body text (or file if other than a
note manager) that would come with it. If you created a wikipedia
article with Music as its title in Tbx and had a container for every
topic in the article's TOC and then placed it in a container named All
wikipedia articles or Index of articles by title e.g.; and then decided
you also wanted that article and it structure to appear in a different
category called Music...well, only the title Music would appear in the
alias. The body text would also go in separate containers as to conform
with it's TOC (after all Tbx is an outliner) and therefore you would not
have the body text under the Title of the note...bummer (trust me Ive
been desperately asking for this feature). But, as someone else did
mention here, DEVONthink has a a true cloning system, but we're dealing
with a document manager here and not so note friendly. NeO outliner also
has true cloning. Scrivener, TheBrain have partial cloning in the sense
that it uses tags to place containers in other locations but you will
never be able to see those "clones" at the same time. Not very familiar
with Windows apps and this is all I've got, hopefully this helps
somewhat.

PS: All the Tbx tuts I've watched from you the least I could do is
"clone" a favor right back :)

Stephen Zeoli wrote:
So I was just trying to explain cloning of notes to the developers of
>Agenda and I wanted to give examples of apps that offer that feature.
>The only one I could come up with is Tinderbox. I am sure there are
>others, but I am drawing a blank, so any help jogging my memory would
be
>greatly appreciated. Thank you.
>
>Steve Z.