Use a daily journal to capture observations, tasks and decisions as they happen. Link entries to their topic pages so you can find them from either place. Creating or editing entries requires a writable space.
Run Journal: Today, or press Ctrl-q j. The command opens today’s page, normally Journal/YYYY-MM-DD. If it does not exist, SilverBullet creates it from the journal template, with a bullet list ready for writing. Running the command again returns to the same page.
Write entries as bullets, paragraphs or tasks. Journal pages are ordinary Markdown pages, so you can organize their content however you prefer.
Type [[ to link a topic page from an entry. On the linked page, [[Linked Mention|Linked Mentions]] shows the journal reference with its surrounding context. Later entries linking to the same topic appear there too, without a separate list to maintain.
Keep lasting information on the topic page and use the journal for dated activity. Guide/Knowledge Base describes organizing topic pages.
The previous and next commands navigate existing entries. They do not create pages for missing days.
Open Workbench: Configuration and select the Journal category. Save and apply your changes there.
Journal/. End the prefix with / to group entries in a folder.journal.To customize the template, copy ^Library/Std/Journal/Template to a writable page, edit the copy, and select it in Journal template page. The bundled template is read-only.
See Workbench/Configuration for applying settings and Page Template for template syntax.