thank you so much nmelin for your reply.
It means a lot to me. True, the core plugins are maintained by the Obsidian team. But even the fact that an ecosystem of developers can help expand this tool and the end users can make changes to their version is a really good one. I come from the background of using Notion where everything was managed by the Notion team. So this level of freedom of changing the software to our preferences is something that I really appreciate. However, as you mentioned there are still risks of using this kind of a software.
Thanks again mate,
Zachary.