You can also put it in a Dropbox directory. I actually do both. On one machine I keep it in the dropbox folder, and have Sync turned on. Importantly, don't do

You can also put it in a Dropbox directory. I actually do both. On one machine I keep it in the dropbox folder, and have Sync turned on. Importantly, don't do this in multiple machines. Either: 1) Use Dropbox to store and keep your notes in sync across multiple machines 2) Use Dropbox as a backup on one machine, and use Sync on that and all other machines, but on the other machines, only point the Obsidian app to a copy of your vault outside of dropbox. Otherwise, I could see you ending up in a horrible sync/dropbox update loop that would be a mess. I do it this way so if Obsidian ever dies as a Sync service, I have a secondary backup. I might even eventually git a github repo for extraness.