Uh oh. I wouldn't use those. Of course they come and go - they're made by companies.
> Could you see yourself using your note-taking app you use today in 30 years?
Yes of course. Otherwise I wouldn't be using it.
> Do you ever have concerns around the privacy of your notes?
Not really.
> Are you spending more time setting up your notes system rather than managing your notes?
No.
> What does an effective and timeless PKMS even look like?
I use VimWiki[0]. There's a possibility it will go away, but I doubt it. There's a possibility both vim and neovim will go away, but I doubt it.
It stores everything as Markdown files. Should Markdown ever go away, it's all still very readable plain text files. I use UTF-8. Perhaps that'll go away at some point?
I version everything with git, I doubt git will fully go away, but I'm ok migrating to a different VCS if need be.
I bet the longevity of my setup is way better than the longevity of a backend written in TypeScript, backed by a SQL database, running in Docker, based on a CMS I've never heard of (Directus).
