Lucas Quintana

The way I do it, and I guess a lot of other people do the same, is using always the same function to open my notes (in my case, `denote-open-or-create`)...

> In principle "yes". It has to (i) be optional and (ii) not enabled by default. I agree with that for the time being. Though I think a properly implemented...

> Sounds good! I am happy if that is the case. The whole point of the Denote file-naming scheme is to easily find your files even with the most basic...

> To me, headings have no standalone existence and should not be treated the same as files. The point of creating many files is exactly this. Otherwise, we would just...

Thank you for taking the time to write your opinion here @swflint! Indeed, I think the database (if support for it is eventually added) will be optional and disabled by...

Thank you @swflint and @renbus for your detailed comments! All of this is very useful. @swflint I agree these features are really great! And they'll still be available regardless of...

> We need to check with @lmq-10 for it. Hi there! While I use `denote-db` daily and as such it should work just fine now, I don't consider it truly...

Just as a proof of concept, here is a function for fontifying Denote Org links only, without breaking Xref fontification: ```elisp (defun denote-fontify-links-query-buffer () "Fontify links in a query buffer."...