The Search for Knowledge - Emacs Carnival

August Emacs carnival is about the search for knowledge. While I take notes and link them, I don't use Emacs. I've been on the Obsidian train pretty much since it came out with a short deviation into Craft. I've loved the plugins that Obsidian has, but those plugins are also it's downfall. I used the Long Form plugin for a while, but then stopped and move that writing to Emacs because the plugin was loosing my data any time I tried to use it. But despite my love for Emacs, I haven't moved my notes over to it and I have no plans on moving my notes over to Emacs. Currently Obsidian has around 9,000 individual files across my notes and writing. It's saved in a portable markdown format. Obsidian's sync service works flawlessly all the time and the mobile apps are good. On the Emacs side, every few weeks I have some issue with Syncthing that means I need to sort out some type of sync conflict and because of this I really only add content from my phone via Beorg to my inbox.org file. I…