Extra notes folder size limit?

i tried to put some notes on the notes folder, no problems with the transfer, but not all my notes were there...actually it doesn't look like a note, it look more like a book, although it's a note, but i think the size overcame the specified limit which by the way i dunno what that is...any suggestions? can i increaze the size of notes folder?

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