@donovanpalmer @pkm I did! Not for me. Not local, not standard, outliner only, Google SSO only... I'm sure lots of people will like it, but it was clearly not going to come close to Obsidian for me. YMMV!
With #Logseq and its Powertags plugin you can have a similar workflow with hashtags that triggers specific property fields. No complex schemas like in Tana. Logseq has WIP schema functionality that will come later.
P.S. the one from Obsidian to Logseq is an easy switch since they are both local and Markdown based. You can even use the same folder with both of them at the same time.
@donovanpalmer @pkm @post Thanks, but as as a straight outliner and as a tool that doesn't have many of the plugins I rely on in Obsidian, Logseq is not for me either. But it's a great tool and the best for many!
You can consider Logseq like an Obsidian plugin that lives on its own then 😉
About being an outliner: there is "Document Mode" in Logseq but the Markdown files would still be made of lists so yeah maybe it's not a good idea to share the whole vault/graph if you are not into outliners but maybe there are use cases for a portion.
@post @donovanpalmer @pkm Not interested.