Logseq/Entity/Quote
Quote
- In this garden, Quote pages model a single quotation, popped out onto a page of its own under whoever said or wrote it.
What counts as a Quote entity (and what doesn't)
- A page holding exactly one quotation, named
<Source>/Quote/<Summary>. - Not a Quote entity: a page collecting several quotes from one source, or an inline
[[Quote]] / #Quote tag marking a quotation inside a larger note. Both stay whatever they already are; Person/James Clear/Book/18/Atomic Habits/Quote/Good Easy, Bad Difficult predates this type and is not migrated.
Naming and namespace
<Source>/Quote/<Summary>, nested under the most specific page that already models where the quote appeared. created-by:: records who said or wrote it, which can differ from whoever owns that namespace.<Summary> is a short Title Case paraphrase of the quote's idea, not the quote text itself.
Frontmatter
- Set
created-by:: [[Person/Full Name]] for whoever said or wrote the quote. - Set
logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Quote]].
Page shape
- Frontmatter, then a single blockquote bullet with the quote text — no heading.
Popping a quote out and embedding it back
Finding and deduplicating
- Search in order: exact page name; distinctive phrase substring across existing quote pages;
created-by:: backlinks. - Classify as existing, similar, new, or blocked.
Relationship to other types
- Logseq/Entity/Person, Logseq/Entity/Book — common sources; the quote nests under whichever of these already models the source.
- Inline
[[Quote]] / #Quote tags remain a separate, lighter convention for marking a quotation inside another page; this entity is for a quote popped out on its own.
Examples in this garden