Sander Datema

I find DT to be good for 'searching' and 'filing', while Obsidian is good for 'browsing' and creating a network of 'entities', which end up as tags in DT for me. I can't organize at the level of an atomic note or graph connections in DT, Obsidian is great at that. DT serves for me as a file dump, with awesome discoverability and search.