Thanks for the info. I am actually not writing for institute or journal, but just my personal knowledge base. It’s definitely an adjustment for me as I was taking long notes from lectures in Word, where I would have 80 pages for a module structured in headings. But I found that other modules sometimes overlapped with information and I wasn’t using my notes (in separate Word files) efficiently.
Moreover, I found it awkward addinng additional new information on the topics I found researching. As I decided to continue to build and use my notes even after college.
That’s why I switched to Obsidian. I found that I need to adjust to shorter notes as they work much better with graph view.
I find that if I link to a concept (tRNA) covered in a heading broader note (ex Drug Engineering), the graph will show the note (drug engineering). So my linked concepts via blocks or headings do not show. So instead now, my tRNA or other concepts will exist as a note. I can then link them to broader concepts like RNA.
So for PKM, I am definitely learning and adjusting.
For writing articles or journals, I would not even know where to begin 