Please tell me where I got things wrong.
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Hi, @alxlg, @villares, @spinningthoughts, I was wrong. I misread "all the same" as "all the time", so he's not attacking Logseq or Obsidian Sync. I apologize for not reading it carefully. @alxlg, please undo the boost. Thanks!
Eventually, people only care about a good product. They demand more communication only because the product isn't satisfying, and they're worried about their data in the future.
This is not exclusive to Roam Research, Logseq shared it too. People usually crave for communications from the developers but may be stay shut like Obsidian team is the best way, so we don't know what their deepest thoughts are lol. Joking ofc, Obsidian team is super active on their Discord server.
Edit: It's me who's dumb. I just re-read it and he said “all the same”, and that's true. I apologize for my mistake, I should've read it more carefully.
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Another dumb statement from a #RoamResearch **co-founder**, claiming that when using #Logseq and #Obsidian sync, they have access to your data.
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Another dumb statement from a #RoamResearch **co-founder**, claiming that when using #Logseq and #Obsidian sync, they have access to your data.
Opinions about opinions about Israel-Hamas war. This is why I like NYTimes so much.
Pick a Side. Pick a Side. Pick a Side. Now. | NYT Opinion
Those who use #Raindrop might be interested: it's now open-source.
Exhibit A of why people don't use #Mastodon. Let's migrate/use small servers, and you're there by yourself. If I were that person, I thought there isn't a somewhat vibrant Logseq community on Mastodon.
Marcos (@[email protected])
Just recently discovered #LogSeq . Anybody using it? What do you like and not like about it? I use an outlining web app called #Checkvist right now in which I implement a partial #GTD process. It feels like LogSeq does a lot of organization that could be useful. I think Checkvist can do some of the similar things, but it feels like LogSeq was built to do them where as Checkvist developed them as additions to the core "list" functionality. But that's just my impression.
Alex L 🕊 🇵🇸FYI #AnyType promised to be "Open Source" but then they released the source code with a custom license that limits you A LOT, making it not FOSS as per FSF and OSI definitions. AnyType is just "source available" and with such a nonsense license no one should use it.