Awesome write-up. I'm on the Obsidian train, and these explain why Obsidian is the app for me (for now): > But I've become somewhat maniacal about ensuring the

Awesome write-up. I'm on the Obsidian train, and these explain why Obsidian is the app for me (for now): > But I've become somewhat maniacal about ensuring the longevity of my stuff. Servers break; products pivot; companies get acquired or go out of business or kill their less-loved stuff. No app is forever, and my journal entries and notes need to outlast Day One and Obsidian. > I don't care what app or service you're using, if it doesn't come with a simple way to move your data — to another app, to a text file, to a PDF, whatever — you're at more risk than I'm comfortable with. > The best ones start with private spaces and then add features from there, instead of starting with a mountain of collaborative features and integrations and then tacking on a privacy policy after the fact.