This feature is important for non English languages and people who use multiple languages. It's also important when you want to concentrate on concepts and collect all real life examples that belong to this concept (e.g. Car → Volvo, Toyota, Ford, Mercedes, VW, etc). My current workaround is to create an "alias" node as a child of the node I want to reference. In this node I list all the possible aliases and still maintain the connection to the node I want to reference. But this process is a little cumbersome. In Obsidian you can put alias text in the frontmatter of a note and when searching the app searches all the aliases in one go. The implementation of a Tana equivalent of this process would ideal.
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This feature is important for non English languages and people who use multiple languages. It's also important when you want to concentrate on concepts and collect all real life examples that belong to this concept (e.g. Car → Volvo, Toyota, Ford, Mercedes, VW, etc). My current workaround is to create an "alias" node as a child of the node I want to reference. In this node I list all the possible aliases and still maintain the connection to the node I want to reference. But this process is a little cumbersome. In Obsidian you can put alias text in the frontmatter of a note and when searching the app searches all the aliases in one go. The implementation of a Tana equivalent of this process would ideal.