The Obsidian community faces an identity crisis as AI-generated content floods discussion spaces. This deep dive explores why it matters, how to spot genuine content, and practical ways to preserve what made the community special.
Obsidian 1.12.0 early access is here for Catalyst members, introducing game-changing features like a native command line interface, bases search for complex queries, and built-in image resizing. This update represents a significant shift toward power-user functionality.
That viral Reddit post showing an unusable graph view with 15K notes resonated with thousands. Here's why it happens, what it really means for your knowledge system, and how to fix it without starting over.
After two years and 2,094 notes in Obsidian, what actually works? We break down the real-world experience from the community, separating productivity hype from sustainable practice.
Notebook Navigator 2.2 has become Obsidian's most powerful note browser, hitting 250,000 downloads with community-driven features. This comprehensive review explores how it transforms your workflow with visual previews, full keyboard navigation, and mobile optimization.
In an era where every productivity tool seems obsessed with AI integration, Obsidian stands apart by focusing on what actually matters: reliability, user control, and core functionality. This article explores why that approach has created one of the most dedicated user communities in tech.
New to Obsidian and paralyzed by organization questions? This guide cuts through the noise with practical advice on starting simple, choosing plugins wisely, and building a system that actually works for you—not some idealized template.
The Obsidian 1.11 update for 2026 is a game-changer for mobile users, featuring a complete design overhaul, native Siri integration, interactive widgets, and enhanced shortcuts. This comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know.
After months of building an elaborate, interconnected vault that felt more like a maintenance project than a thinking tool, I stripped everything back to raw markdown and simple links. The result? A system I actually use.
With Kepano's obsidian-skills repository sparking community innovation, Obsidian users are moving beyond plugins to build custom automation. This guide explores practical use cases, building techniques, and the future of personalized note-taking workflows.
TaskForge 2.0 represents a quantum leap in Obsidian task management, finally bridging the gap between your vault and real-world productivity. This comprehensive review explores how it handles system notifications, widgets, and cross-platform sync that the Obsidian community has been demanding.
When Obsidian users say 'finally,' they're not talking about finishing their setup. They're acknowledging the start of something real—a system that actually works for them. This is why the real productivity begins after the initial setup phase.