There are definite advantages to just doing what you do. I like classic markdown syntax more. Things like #foo instead of = foo =. But I particularly like some

There are definite advantages to just doing what you do. I like classic markdown syntax more. Things like #foo instead of = foo =. But I particularly like some of the ways vimwiki functions. I like that I can type project_notes and hit <return> and it opens up a new project_notes.wiki, and then I can hit <backspace> to go back to the previous wiki. There are more normal mode keybindings that you might find yourself using. Sometimes I remove unwanted wikis by <leader>wd, which will delete the wiki you are currently viewing (it's nice in that you can see the content then quickly delete). Renaming, too. Maybe I can sum it up to just say I prefer the navigation and handling of new/unwanted files with vimwiki?