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Alright, so it has been a while since I tried it, but the ‘problem’ was that I tried to important pages that weren’t marked when the default settings in the Obsidian extension only imported marked text. So that’s ‘fixed’ now by changing the setting to import whole pages.
However I now noticed it botches some links by using the wrong markdown when importing and I couldn’t find a fix for that yet, but the rest seems to work at least.
What I also want to try is to use a template when syncing with Omnivore so it automatically inserts a date and some hashtags. Not sure how to set it up for this specific task.
On top of all of this, those efforts to tame and control outputs from the developer side could be abused to simply appease investors or totalitarian markets. So we might see a Disneyfication like we‘re seeing on other platforms like Youtube with their horrendous filters, spawning ridiculous terms like „unlifed“. And just imagine the level of censorship we‘d see if they ever try to get into the Chinese market because clearly, the ‚non‘ in non-profit is becoming more and more silent.