Tomasino is cleaning up[1]. Funnily enough, I've been trying to do the
same, beginning with files on my computer(s). In the physical world, I'm
generally a fairly tidy person. Sure, my desk can get messy, but I make
a habit of tidying it again. I know where things like particular items
of stationery, or my bank statements, or rechargeable batteries can be
found. This is because they have their place. Files on my computer
aren't the same, since in the course of my work I'll often end up
creating a lot of new files. Since they're new, they don't always have a
place to live. If files belong to a particular project, they go in
~/Projects/Foo/. This works. But what if I'm creating (or downloading)
a file that I need for something that isn't really a project? Should I
try and fit everything I do into 'Projects' even if they're really
small and maybe only have one file?

[1] gopher://sdf.org/1/users/tomasino/phlog/20180127-cleaning-up