Hey @boanerges,
Really interesting background.
I get you I’m really excited for Logseq. I’m the creator of the Obsidian Power User Course and as awesome as Obsidian is, it has certain limitations that don’t allow it for me to be the only tool I use. Particularly I really enjoy tasks management in Logseq, and I do think it’s possible for Logseq to become an all in one tool.
I also made a video on logseq, discussing why I think it’s a great replacement for Roam Research
Regarding the future of Logseq as a tool will be around for a long time I think it comes down to a solid business model which I recently wrote about in here
I’m really excited for Logseq’s development and I’d highly recommend you invest yourself in it.
I do get your frustration with having to migrate your notes from one tool to another. That is a really good point that I’d like to discuss more in my videos in the future.
It’s a valid concern and I think there’s some interesting pros and cons to migrating that I’d like to explore.
Hope that helps!