How to use 'wa' and 'wo' to enjoy note even more

Today, I will talk about how to enjoy note even more using

“wa” and “wo”.

Some of you might be wondering, what on earth are you talking about?

Yes, this.

Search terms.

Almost every article posted on note contains the characters 'wa' and 'wo'.

So, by searching for these characters, you can see note articles in an order that is almost exactly the same as the newest posts. That is the trick.

I'm speaking as if I came up with this, but it is definitely not a trick that originated with me.

Previously, someone else wrote an article about this trick on note, and I am one of the people who started using it frequently after thinking (Wow, that's great!).

By the way, the author of the article I read also wrote that they 'saw it in someone else's article,' so it might be a trick that is being passed down through the generations within note.

Now, let's try searching for “wa” right away.

Articles posted 6 minutes ago are lined up.

Next, let's try searching with "wo".

The search results are almost the same as when searching with "wa".

　During busy times, new articles are posted constantly, but perhaps fewer people post on note around 8:00 AM on Sundays.

Well, what do you think?

When searching by keyword, we tend to use words we are already interested in, but with this method, you can also discover articles in genres you know nothing about.

I often search this way to find interesting people I haven't encountered yet.

By the way, when you search using this method, you may come across very simple articles with no thumbnail images and only a one-line title.

Those articles really have a strong sense of a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.

If I don't read it here, I might never see it again...!
I think the best part of this search method is being able to find such articles.

I highly recommend it.

Please give it a try.

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