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I don't want to have to separate my notes between work and personal. Sometimes in my daily journal I will think about work things. That would requires me to pay
by antiframe 5y ago
I don't want to have to separate my notes between work and personal. Sometimes in my daily journal I will think about work things. That would requires me to pay $50 a year for an editor to edit Markdown files. That seems steep even if mostly I use it for personal use.
- quesera 5y agoA solution springs to mind, but I fear it would be impolite to state it directly.
- antiframe 4y agoWell my solution is to use an editor that is free, open source, and is not burdened by a license that cares not what information I store in it's memory nor how many other people I organize with.
- quesera 4y agoI agree. This is my solution also. Obsidian's license terms are weirder than expected. But I'd never hesitate to use a Personal license for random, incidental professional purposes. But I'm much happier to avoid thinking about the question altogether.