With slash commands, I do not mean keyboard shortcuts. The lack of customized keyboard shortcuts is one of my issues with Notion, but their slash commands are g

With slash commands, I do not mean keyboard shortcuts. The lack of customized keyboard shortcuts is one of my issues with Notion, but their slash commands are great. It basically means that you can access all kinds of features by just typing ahead after a '/' without knowing a precise shortcut. E.g. if I want my text to appear blue I would type /blue. I would also get there with /color or even by just starting to type either of those words and Notion will make suggestions. Slack, Confluence, and others do it in a similar way. I think I do understand Tiddly Wiki works, as I have quite a bit of experience with Wiki systems, didn't use TW in particular though. Some of the features you put aside as not needed for personal knowledge management are actually very nice for personal knowledge management. You might want to look a bit into my post to see what those databases can do ;) > How do you access your knowledge in Notion 10 years after Notion-the-company goes the way of the dodo? This is a very valid concern, that was also raised by some other commenters. In my opinion, Notion's exporting capabilities are quite good and I use them regularly. However, I do hope that we will get more automated and sophisticated third-party backup solutions when they have an official API.