Hiding or Archive a page or element
For pages that may no longer be relevant, it would be great to remove them from view either in an Archive form or a Hidden feature.
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This would be incredibly useful for me. I have people who I used to work with connected to older meeting. I want to retain the connections but don’t want them to show up in the @ lists. An option to hide from object select and basic search would be very helpful. There could be a new option in advanced search to include archived.
I have the same issue with projects and quarterly goals that have been completed.
Great idea, I have completed projects, old notes and meeting records that I need to keep but may be needed for reference that clutter my working view. An archive/unarchive function to hide them unless required would be great. This is more powerful than filtering as they would be hidden by default, rather than visible by default.
Same here - I have projects that I no longer need to access that I'd like to remove from the view. Right now I have a filter for "complete" but it would be nice to have a one-click solution.
Yes, please! I have several items, such as concluded projects, that still clutter my interface. Yes, I know I can create filtered views (by status, for example), but sending them to an Archive would be a lot easier.
This is highly relevant for me. I have several object types that are two-way linked to personen, e.g. projects, meetings.
In my "person" object I want to the the active projects and meetings. But once a project or meeting moves to "archived" state, the object should not appear anymore as related to a person. Right now, I have sometimes dozens of meetings that are linked to a person that are not relevant anymore.
Same goes for queries: by default; I'd like to find active objects only, not inactives ones.
And again, in the backlink section: archived objects should appear at the very bottom.
Also in search: by default, archived objects should not appear in search.
One thing missing from the original post and the comments is what would "hiding" specifically do.
Coming from Amplenote, one thing where archive would be genuinely useful is that when an object is archived, it stops showing in @ quick link results (very useful when you start having hundreds or even thousands of items) and in search (unless specifically searching for archived content, or including archived content in search results).
For me at least these would be the most useful things to have.