Stop telling me to use Obsidian

A content creator defends using Notion over Obsidian for managing a collaborative video production pipeline with six team members. The core argument is that Notion's relational database features, real-time collaboration, automations, and calendar views are essential for running a content business — none of which Obsidian supports for multi-user workflows. Obsidian is clarified as not being open-source (a common misconception), and is positioned as a personal note-taking tool rather than a team collaboration platform. The broader point made is that unsolicited 'why don't you just use X' suggestions ignore the invisible complexity of established workflows.