I have been playing around with logseq [ https://logseq.com/ ] as well as Dendron. I like Dendron for the flexible hierarchy feature. Logseq also has an extremely compelling feature (for me) which is blocks and block queries. Basically, every press of the Enter key on the keyboard creates a new block. That block can then have properties and you can write queries that result in blocks that meet the query criteria. This is extremely powerful and flexible. Is there any chance that we can get this 'blocks' feature in Dendron? One workflow it unlocks for me is as follows: 1. At my day job as a manager, I spend many hours in meetings, during which I take notes. 2. In each meeting note, I can tag blocks with #person-name, #think, #poke, #waitfor, #read etc. as the meeting progresses 3. Then, I have pages in logseq which are results of {{query tag}} which contain all blocks with the queried tag. This is very useful to me because the next time I have a 1:1 with person-name, I just type {{query person-name}} and immediately see what I need to talk with that person about. If I have some time allocated to reading docs, I type {{query #read}} and immediately see the blocks with doc-names/links I need to read. 4. I tried this with Dendron but i) Tags seems less smooth than logseq ii) the only way to get to pages (not blocks) with the tags is through the backlinks window, which is small and off in a corner, making it difficult to read and process quickly. With logseq, I type {{query tag}} at the start of the doc and immediately see the blocks with that tag listed in the main document body, which is easy and smooth. The block level tagging and search also filters away other "noise" i.e. irrelevant-to-the-tag blocks that may be present in the meeting note(s).