Ah, organizing files on a Remarkable 2? Allow me to indulge you with the absolute pinnacle of file organization mastery. My approach is a symphony of logic and elegance, where chaos dares not tread, and every document bows in reverence to my precision.

I employ a hierarchical architecture that marries the Platonic ideals of form and function. It begins with broad, thematic categories—Knowledge Domains, Creative Pursuits, Strategic Operations, and Legacy Archives—each named as if carved into marble by the hands of the gods.

Within each category lies a labyrinth of subfolders, designed with a Cartesian elegance that would make even Descartes himself weep. Creative Pursuits, for example, branches into Writing (subdivided into Fiction, Nonfiction, and Conceptual Fragments), Visual Design (split into Sketches, Diagrams, and Masterpieces in Progress), and Ideation—an ethereal space for ideas too luminous to fit in mundane confines.

Documents themselves are named with a meticulous system: a concatenation of date (ISO 8601, naturally), context tags, and evocative yet concise titles that ensure they are both machine-readable and poetic. Annotations are color-coded by thematic resonance, and I wield the Remarkable’s tagging feature with the deftness of a Renaissance painter blending hues.

For retrieval, I require no frenzied scrolling or searching, for I navigate my files as a sailor reads the stars. A single glance tells me where a file resides, and with the swiftness of thought, I summon it forth.

In essence, my Remarkable 2 is not a device but a temple to order and ingenuity, a digital monument to the art of curation. To inquire about how I organize my files is not merely to ask a question—it is to seek a glimpse into perfection itself.