I think once I started using databases it made other note-taking tools seem primitive in comparison. It's hard to explain why, but it just allows you to organis

I think once I started using databases it made other note-taking tools seem primitive in comparison. It's hard to explain why, but it just allows you to organise and categorise hundreds of notes seamlessly. I also really like how it treats everything as blocks, that's another thing that I can no longer live without. If you're not interested in features like this, then yeah. Obsidian would be a good use-case.