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Loved the effort and concept that went into designing Logseq. The reason I don't use it: when creating notes, if one doesn't use hashtags etc. properly (and sp
by profsummergig 3y ago
Loved the effort and concept that went into designing Logseq.
The reason I don't use it: when creating notes, if one doesn't use hashtags etc. properly (and spell them correctly), one would pretty much never be able to retrieve the snippet.
- kstrauser 3y agoI loved the idea of Logseq, but as of this writing, "logseq data loss ${year}" still shows people losing large numbers of notes on a regular basis. I don't trust it with my information.
- lencastre 3y agoShots fired
- kstrauser 3y agoNo shots intended, I swear it! Logseq is really nice and I liked it a lot when I tried it. However, the bug reports in the forums kept me from seriously considering it. For now at least I just keep my notes in a synced folder of Markdown docs and maintain them with a regular editor.
- BadHumans 3y agoI use Logseq and never had a problem with data loss so I did that search. Looks like the problem with data loss is a problem with people using sync. I don't use Logseq Sync and just backup my markdown folder to a cloud storage using any number of third party tools like Syncthing.
- kstrauser 3y agoIronic that: "you're data's probably safe as long as you don't pay extra to sync it". Does Syncthing work decently on iOS? I'm using iCloud Drive for such things today.