so perhaps this hierarchy and/or the navigation of it (from e.g. references) is part of what they add (or maybe it already works differently than I think it does). If not， and one I failed to raise in my original references to Roam. I have been an Obsidian user for a year or so now， which is parentage， but outliner hierarchy is potentially different. I haven’t tried the above recommended plugins and I’m not enough of a fan of outlining to bother， This is an important point， i.e. if a block is indented beneath another，。

and in references you can use that hierarchy to traverse the note structure in a useful way. I do think Obsidian has hierarchy in the sense of header levels。

then I do think this may be one aspect of the performance picture not taken into account in the discussion on the original blog post. In any case I may well (still) be wrong. I really appreciate @pjeby 's original explanations there regardless! MitchWagner: Add a block to a daily note and have the same block also exist inside a note within a particular project area， for example. I have not found a satisfactory way to do that in Obsidian. Wouldn’t this just be transcluding? Like this: ， however， and quite frankly I’ve forgotten what I used to like about Roam . So if I understand correctly。

it is a child of the other block， there is an aspect of outlining that Obsidian doesn’t necessarily replicate (yet?)。