Washer & Nolan
Hey Washer, I’ve been looking into how old libraries kept their collections straight before computers—so many neat, low‑tech tricks for sorting chaos. I think we could swap a few of those ideas for cleaning up both paper and data.
Nice find, those old tricks are gold. Card catalogs, hierarchical shelving, and color‑coded labels kept books in order. We can use the same ideas for paper – numbered folders, color tags, and a simple index. For data, a clear folder hierarchy, consistent naming, and a quick index spreadsheet work just as well. Pick one system, keep it strict, and everything falls into place.