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The cult of Obsidian: Why people are obsessed with the note-taking app
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this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2023
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Tried it, felt it was too limited with just markdown. Feature wise i prefer Notion, but i don't like it's ongoing feature creep with AI implementation or it's pricing model.
So if there's any note taking apps out there with a database page type or proper tables, do let me know.
Check out Anytype it's pretty much just an open source Notion, I like it a lot
I'm a happy Notesnook user, here. And they have tables.
@TheLastOfHisName @stagen Ditto.
what sucks about notion's AI stuff is that you can't even opt out of it. Back when I used to be a notion user part of what made me leave is that doing commands with the forward slash was always shoving AI shit in my face lol
O use, and self hosted synching for joplin.
I have also looked into logseq which has some of the additional features that people like, but the app was too slow and ubstabled.