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I was a user of Notion for a while but ended up moving to Obsidian, which solves a similar set of problems without the bugs. I’m seeing in this announcement tha

I was a user of Notion for a while but ended up moving to Obsidian, which solves a similar set of problems without the bugs. I’m seeing in this announcement that rather than focus on making a better product or fixing things that are broken, they’re jumping into the AI hype train. Seems like I made the right decision to switch to Obsidian, and over the last year have really enjoyed it.

wordyskeleton 4y ago
Obsidian is basically perfect. Huge fan.
- rs_rs_rs_rs_rs 4y ago
  Basicaly perfect unless you want a special character in the title of the note.
  - Fission 4y ago
    That’s because your data is stored locally, so special characters in the title = special characters in the filename, which isn’t possible. Small but very worthwhile tradeoff.
    - rs_rs_rs_rs_rs 4y ago
      How is this a small tradeoff? You don't use punctuation signs when writing(even if it's just a title)?
      - deleted 4y ago
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    - Spivak 4y ago
      Sure it is, what is this Windows? Put emojis in your file names, it’s fun.
  - jkkim 4y ago
    The file title is the file name so what ever's invalid for a file name is invalid as a title. But there are some work arounds: - Disabling inline title and setting the document title yourself with what ever characters - Using aliases (in the YAML front matter) so you can search a document with it's special character title, and auto-set a link's custom text