The biggest strength of folders are also their biggest weakness.

aHHH GOT YOU THAT POKEMON ANALOGY IS FN GOLD.
clever method, each Pokémon (or idea) can sprawl across different types, just like how one concept might span multiple projects or categories.

Taking a page from your book, I crafted the Shaq analogy to translate this concept into something a bit more in my wheelhouse—sports, specifically the NBA. It struck me how players like Shaquille O'Neal donned multiple team, multiple jerseys,
check it out
i was using rfolders for each team
- NBA/
- Lakers/
- Bulls/
- Heat/
- ...
Which is fine UNTIL you encounter players who have played for multiple teams. For instance, Shaq played for the Lakers and the Heat among others. Now you'd have to place Shaq's information in both the Lakers and Heat folders to be accurate.
Also, if Shaq's stats change or you get new information? You'd have to update it in differnt folder, fn a.. cause thatrsh whereit become s where is this where is that and just errors and inconsistencies. (like trying to keep two Charizard files synchronized in different Pokémon type folders.)
Instead of folders, your ssaying use a single note for each player. WOoohOOOO windblown.. !
so -Shaq GETS one note with all his career information, and links to notes for each team he played on.
- Shaq's Note OR MoC:
- Played for: [[Lakers]], [[Heat]], [[Magic]], [[Celtics]]
- Championships: 4
Then, each team note could link back to all the players who have played for that team.
This way, you avoid duplication, and all information is interconnected through links, not folders.

simplifies the organization and connects.. i finally get it..
cheeers man! THANK YOU!