I’m glad this ecosystem is slowly growing around Notion & their data. But any tool less popular than notion (or, less popular with developers) will not get this

I’m glad this ecosystem is slowly growing around Notion & their data. But any tool less popular than notion (or, less popular with developers) will not get this sort of attention. I work with a designer who keeps paying for (Indesign?) simply so she won’t lose access to some old design work she’s done. Even with Notion, it’s obviously a degraded experience to import the data into obsidian using some motley set of extensions. Especially since obsidian isn’t designed to have feature parity with Notion. My experience as a user is straight up better with shrink wrapped software that I can but once and run indefinitely, even long after the vendor has moved on. I don’t want to play the guessing game, wondering which of the products I use will die before someone makes good 3rd party tooling. After being burned a couple times by this stuff, I really prefer not needing to worry about my work sinking below the waves. Local software gives me that power.