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Block garden time on the calendar so broken links do not ambush on a random Sunday.
Key Concept
- Scheduled time to prune, fix links, and archive - not random Sunday panic.
- Level 1: Pick a set time to clean up your notes - like setting aside Saturday morning to tidy your room, not panicking on a random Sunday.
- Level 2: A maintenance window is scheduled time to prune links and archive - not crisis cleaning when something breaks.
- Level 3: PKM systems rot without a fixed review slot - prune, fix orphans, and archive on calendar, not guilt.
- Level 4: Block ninety minutes weekly for garden hygiene - broken links and stale tags compound when you wait for panic.
- Level 5: Periodic Knowledge Review and Maps of Content both assume rhythm - random Sunday panic is how Normalization of Deviance enters your note stack.
- Calendar the prune before the garden rots - same habit as oil changes, not panic Sundays.
- Periodic Knowledge Review calendars the pass; this note names the scheduled slot.
- I block garden time on the calendar so broken links do not ambush me on a random Sunday.
Examples
- First Sunday I swap the car fluids and rotate tires - not waiting for the check-engine light.
- Saturday morning is toy-bin purge and mending - not panicked cleaning when guests are at the door.
Note Relationships
| Relationship | Wikilink | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| alternative | Change Window | PKM prune schedule vs production deploy schedule |
| contradicts | The Collector's Fallacy | when the opposite frame fits better |
| extends | Periodic Knowledge Review | Calendar block for the periodic review pass |
| extends | Weekly Review Checklists | Weekly checklist fits inside the scheduled slot |
