I fear that most people in the field of PKM don’t yet grasp the severity of PKM migrations. All tools will die eventually, so one needs to have a solid plan for when that happens. I love Obsidian because it allows me to implement such a strategy, but it’s no failsafe. If I “overformat” and overload my Obsidian with too many plugins, I may suffer a similar fate.
Since, like many here, I was bitten by the Evernote → Obsidian bug, I was determined not to fall into the same trap again. But I learned my lesson and detailed my journey here: The Migration - by Dennis Nehrenheim M.Sc.
- Why Switch PKM Apps? - Find out the good and bad reasons for transitioning to a new app. As an example, I outline my journey from Evernote to Obsidian.
- Where to Switch To? - Choosing a new suitable knowledge companion can be tough. Find out how to determine the best fit for your unique needs.
- How to Migrate Between PKM Apps? - A practical handbook for carving your individual migration path between your old and your new notes app.
- How to Improve your PKM game in the Process? - Some thoughts on how to make the changes last and ease the next migration down the line.
Maybe this helps someone here 