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the risks here aren't any different from those with using the wordpress or ghost apis for a blog. or using any third party api for anything
by replygirl 4y ago
the risks here aren't any different from those with using the wordpress or ghost apis for a blog. or using any third party api for anything
- mbreese 4y agoThat’s a bit disingenuous. Notion is still a relatively new company without the track record or ecosystem of either Wordpress or Ghost. And both of these are open source, so if the companies behind them go under, you could still self host. I’m happy this use case works, it’s a great showcase for how to get data in/out of Notion with their API. But I wouldn’t use it for anything that I couldn’t migrate to a different CMS quickly. (And yes, I use Notion)
- replygirl 4y agofair point re: source availability, but i disagree that it's a reasonable concern. notion is profitable and has been cashflow-positive since day one