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As I slowly move my operations off of Notion, it's shady practices like this that remind me why. 
Obsidian has been a great alternative for personal use, but lacks the architecture to be fully robust for collaborative teams. 
For that I'm looking to revisit Anytype and experiment with Appflowy. Has anybody here used either of those two in a collaborative setting?

As I slowly move my operations off of Notion, it's shady practices like this that remind me why. 
Obsidian has been a great alternative for personal use, but lacks the architecture to be fully robust for collaborative teams. 
For that I'm looking to revisit Anytype and experiment with Appflowy. Has anybody here used either of those two in a collaborative setting?  
https://www.reddit.com/r/Notion/comments/1kli8c4/open_letter_to_notion_ceo_about_pricing_and/

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Shout out to @danicaswanson for documenting their journey on transitioning to Obsidian a few weeks ago. 
I suspect there will likely be some churn as a result of these changes and transitioning to an alternative (or at least backing up) is good practice.

Notion might walk this back given how negatively it’s being received. However, anything you can do to move your work to obsidian that you haven’t done already, do it before renewal comes up.

That's a great open letter. I've been a Notion customer since 2019 and I'm still on a legacy plan ($4/mo if paid annually). 

I didn't even know this sort of thing was happening.

My annual renewal date comes up in a few weeks and I've been thinking of cancelling my Notion subscription anyway ever since I moved to Obsidian. Reading about this behavior makes it even more likely I will do so.