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Once you understand vim filters, start using them to create and edit notes.
For example, type a note inside of vim.
Highlight the text you just wrote in visual mode.
Now type C<!notes add foo> to create a new note named foo with the contents
you had highlighted.

=GPG Encryption

Want to write notes about super secret stuff that needs to be secure?  It's
incredibly easy to use vim + L<gnupg.vim|https://github.com/jamessan/vim-gnupg>
to create and edit encrypted notes.  Just create a note with a C<.gpg> extension
and the plugin will pick it up.

    notes add super-secret-stuff.gpg

Vim should open up a bottom window where you can enter GPG Recipients
(via ID, email, name, etc.)i to encrypt the note for.  You can use your own
key here, and on save, the note will always be encrypted to disk.
The C<gnupg.vim> also ensures that vim does not write plaintext swap files
to disk when editing gpg encrypted files.

Go forth and secure your notes!

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