A new idea for how I use Obsidian

Recently the temptation to "quit" Obsidian passed me by, mostly as a result of discovering how great Markor for Android can be. I wondered what I truly needed Obsidian for, what problem it was solving for me. I still don't think it's necessarily solving a "problem" but I appreciate the file system aspect of it and how I'm able to sync it between devices relatively smoothly. I never got around to trying out a workflow using Markor so I stuck with Obsidian, and I've had a kind of "renaissance" with it. The short version is: I'm using it again and I've found some new personal tricks. It's been a while since I've written about a process of any sort so might as well get into it. I've read many posts about "how to use Obsidian" recently over on /r/ObsidianMD; they're just what's surfaced in my feed, not something I've gone looking for. But the common theme in them has been what people are doing with their daily notes. The confusion seems to be how people link to them or if they should link…