Logseq Namespaces - How to use (or not use) them

Spoiler alert: I'm not the biggest fan of using namespaces.

Using namespaces in Logseq can be very tempting to structure your data in a familiar way, but they tend to be unhelpful and restrictive in the long run.

In this video, I'm going to break down how they are useful and how my approach to using namespaces has evolved. I'll share some practical ideas for where you can use namespaces in your own database, but also draw attention to their drawbacks.

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