On the other hand, that may be part of the reason why Obsidian has such a rich plugin ecosystem. Perhaps there is less of an incentive to build a good plugin API if you can just tell people to fork instead.

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antiframe 21 days ago | parent [-]

Emacs and vim don't suffer from the "I'll fork it to make my pet feature" problem. Why would Obsidian?

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kepano 21 days ago | parent [-]

The two are not mutually exclusive?

	▲	antiframe 21 days ago \| parent [-]
		That's fair. And vim and Emacs have been forked in the past, so you may be on to something there. But, I still expect my editor to be open source. I might be weird like that though.