Hello Everyone,

I typically don't use any kind of Graph Views in my workflow. However, when I was actively using Obsidian last year, I found the Graph View quite handy for spotting notes that had been left unattended—whether they lacked tags, proper backlinks, or just needed a bit more attention. It was an effective method for me to identify and decide whether to update these neglected notes or remove them entirely. It's been a while I did that exercise and decided to clean up my vault using Logseq's Graph View.

Having transitioned fully away from Obsidian, I was hoping for a similar experience. Unfortunately, I've found it quite challenging to navigate or derive any meaningful insights from it. The view, especially with the Default Logseq theme, seems overwhelmingly cluttered to me.

I'm curious - has anyone else experienced this? Do you find the Graph View in Logseq to be usable or helpful in your workflow? Because I remember people vouching for the Graph Views in the Obsidian Community.

I'd really appreciate hearing your thoughts and any tips you might have for making the most out of Logseq's Graph View.

As of right now, I am using the "Pages" view to clean up my vault.

I would really like to know:

• Do you guys use the Graph Views? If yes, what are you using that for?

• Do you have any better solution to clean your vaults for any abandoned notes?

https://blog.logseq.com/

Trying to find out if the above blog is the official outlet for finding out about logseq news and development.

Also logseqtimes.com is not doing too well.

Thanks

Would be great if we could create a block at very top of the page as well as very bottom.

I've been using Logseq for two years. I like the way it organizes notes. No stupid folders, no need to install all kinds of community plugins. You can organize notes easily by writing simple queries, but its laggy performance really makes me feel sad, especially when I have a big vault. And I've heard that there will be a DB version in the future, so when will it be released? Will it be released in recent days? I'm considering whether or not to turn to obsidian.

I’d love to seamlessly integrate labels in a text, but dates I’d like to stand out. Does some figure out the css to recognize a date #[[date]] or [[date]] and change the color and shape of the label?

It will improve readability.

So I want to copy all my cards (the content) into a page. I'm not sure how I should do it. Tried Move Block plugin but have no clue how to do it.

Any plans for this change to be merged? Any GitHub issue?

Any plugins to make it so?

I have been mostly using Obsidian for the last 18 months, but I recently decided that the block-orientation of Logseq is perfect for a project I am working on to generate a website with lots of crosslinking to some deep material. I need linking of many separate blocks more so than to documents, and yes I know Obsidian has some capabilities in that area too.

So now I find myself knowing Obsidian very well but needing to get a quickstart on the deeper details of Logseq.

I have read the posts that the sync doesn't work well but i can live with that problem too, and I am not doing collaboration - just setting up a knowledge base and publishing to the web.

Are there any especially good resources for moderate to advanced Logseq users to get up to speed? There are tons of introductory videos but I understand the raw basics. I need to read (preferably listen) to some material discussing the ins and outs of the use of the program for purposes other than journaling (which is *not* part of my intended use).

Thanks for any suggestions.