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# Notebook housekeeping
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Tending to your notes does not only mean writing. You need to keep your [notebook](notebook.md) in great shape to make good use of it. For many maintenance tasks, `zk` can help!
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## Find related notes
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To surf your notebook with ease, make sure to link all related notes together. You can list notes which could be good candidates for a new link with the `--related` [filtering option](note-filtering.md).
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```sh
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$ zk list --related note.md
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```
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This returns notes which are not connected to the given note, but with at least one linked note in common.
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## Find flimsy notes
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To find flimsy notes needing to be fleshed out, you can list the first few notes with the smallest word count from your notebook with the following command:
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```sh
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$ zk list --format '{{word-count}}\t{{title}}' --sort word-count --limit 20
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4 Integration with fzf
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5 Searching and filtering notes
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63 Setting your default editor
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86 Anatomy of a notebook
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```
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