Yam Lam

I offer my unequivocal support for this proposal. The paramount reason for my students and me to embrace Tana lies in our continued pursuit of a note-taking software that deftly navigates the complexities of literary management and composition. The synergistic union between Obsidian and Zotero has garnered widespread acclaim within the scholarly community. Particularly noteworthy is the ability to seamlessly integrate annotations from PDFs into Obsidian via templates, enabling the astute identification of arguments and evidence through color-coded highlights. However, I must lament the absence of bidirectional synchronization with the current Zotero integration, a deficiency that noticeably impedes the efficiency of literature note-taking. Were Tana to achieve seamless synchronization between Zotero and its own system, the resulting experience would be nothing short of extraordinary.