Obsidian's problem is Sync + Publish costs way too much, esp. when compared with competitors.
Notesnook provides almost everything Evernote provides, with encryption, better publishing and syncing.
Notion provides more features, incl. publishing and syncing plus the kitchen sink and its factory, yet it doesn't have offline access.
For sync + publish, I have to pay 1.5x what Dropbox wants for 2TB of storage, or what Trello wants for a year, etc.
It makes no sense, at least for me.
BTW, Evernote's .enex format is just well-defined XML. You can parse and convert it into anything you want. It's a modest superset of Markdown.
Notesnook provides almost everything Evernote provides, with encryption, better publishing and syncing.
Notion provides more features, incl. publishing and syncing plus the kitchen sink and its factory, yet it doesn't have offline access.
For sync + publish, I have to pay 1.5x what Dropbox wants for 2TB of storage, or what Trello wants for a year, etc.
It makes no sense, at least for me.
BTW, Evernote's .enex format is just well-defined XML. You can parse and convert it into anything you want. It's a modest superset of Markdown.