If # is the character to start a hashtag, what is the character to start a geohash?
For instance, if we use ∆, then every time somebody writes ∆<code>, it turns into the City name with a link that opens all notes that tagged that city.
Same character can bring up a list of locations just like @ brings up a list of user names.
Ideas?
Vitor Pamplona
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2024-09-20 17:37:29
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