Document the type of the event.

Provide a link to an event this event continues with. Sometimes topics are investigated over a number of days. With pointing to the last event of investigation the flow of events on a very specific topic is easier to lookup later.

List the stakeholders, organizations, or persons that participate in this event.

This makes it easier to track events on the participants' documents chronologically.

Add a link to a todo document this event is related to. The reference may point to any document that serves as a folder for documents belonging to that file.

A rating on how much fun this event provided.

All things to remember about this event goes in here.

Document the result of your work. Are there open issues or has the task been completely resolved?

If there are assets you want to refer to individually, then add asset documents to this event. These documents will be listed automatically in the next section.

A list of assets you need to reference explicitly from other documents or you simply want to document separately from this event.

Document the intermediate steps of your work that led to your result.

This may help you and others in the future to reevaluate the path to your solution.

You may add open issues as todos to this document. These todos will be automatically listed in the next section.

A list of todosyou need to reference explicitly from other documents or you simply want to document separately from this event.

In case you add documents of any other type than event as child to this page, they will be automatically shown in this section. Again, this is useful if you need to make references to these pieces of information or you want to document them separately.

In case you need to divide the information of this event in several events. The only reason to do so is to have each subordinate event referable by its own URL.

This section lists the events that have previously dealt with the same piece of work. This is a listing of the "Continuation of" information.