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cleanup folders article. add nesting to collections article

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Kyle Spearrin
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Folders are a great way to categorize items in your Bitwarden vault.
{% note %}
An organization's collections are different than folders. Collections are a way to organize items and control user access within an organization's vault while folders are a way for individual users to organize items within their own personal vault. An individual user may wish to further organize the items being shared with them in their own vault into a personalized folder structure that makes sense just for them.
An [organization's collections]({% link _articles/organizations/collections.md %}) are different than folders. Collections are a way to organize items and control user access within an organization's vault while folders are a way for individual users to organize items within their own personal vault. An individual user may wish to further organize the items being shared with them in their own vault into a personalized folder structure that makes sense just for them.
{% endnote %}
## Nested folders (sub-folders)
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{% image subfolders.png %}
There is no limit on the depth that you can go with nested folders, though the application interface may being to "break" if you go too deep.
There is no limit on the depth that you can go with nested folders, though the application interface may begin to "break" if you go too deep.
If an item contains the forward slash delimiter, yet no "parent" folder exists, its name will be displayed in its entirety. In the example above, "Finance/Banking" would not produce a nested structure. You would also need to create a "Finance" folder as well if nesting is desired.
If a folder's name contains the forward slash delimiter, yet no "parent" folder exists, its name will be displayed in its entirety. In the example above, "Finance/Banking" would not produce a nested structure. You would need to create a "Finance" folder as well if nesting is desired.