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This is inspired by the new note button idea, this would be implemented in a similar way. But instead of cluttering the desktop, the notes are placed on top of each other. on mouseover they would slide up and show a preview

mockup:

Just throwing fuel onto the fire:

What about allowing the stacks to be navigated via the scroll wheel? On the one bent corner or the bottom (or the whole note if there's no scrollbar)?

What about killing the scrollbar, and having the notepad add/remove pages as it's filled, or the user adds a pages, like a real notepad?

I'd appreciate a small corner where I can flip through my notes

this is an great idea, I would really, really make use of it!

extension - *every* plasmoid should be stackable with *any* other plasmoid. that would be pure awesome.

I suggest to create new plasmoid, witch connect the idea with korganizer integration.

Great idea.
I DON'T use notes, because I don't have an easy way to navigate show/hide etc them...

I agree with Moult. You need to be able to flip through them quickly to make it useful otherwise its just not that practical to stack.

This sounds like it would be a Notebook; add a spiral-bound image to the side or top when there is a stack of notes and scrolling the mouse over the spiral would page through the stack. There should also be ways to do this with the keybd or if you don't have a scroll option on your mouse (perhaps just clicking the spiral).

This would demand that the Plasma locking functionality gets rewroted.

As now the locking does not work. Plasma is totally unusable if it is locked so people need to keep the widgets unlocked all the times if wanted to use plasma features like move widgets, add/remove widgets (that what lock should stop) or changing wallpaper, adding a new note, adding a link and so on.

There is no need for this kind note system if we can not add/remove and move notes when the plasma is locked.

As long as you wait for this feature:

try the Grouping Activity/Containment (not sure here).
It has a stacking group which actually does something similar.
You can stack notes there prette well.

As well I tried this. I agree with Moult too.

Submitted to BKO https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=311603