Since Notion excels in collaborative workspaces, could you elaborate on how Fabric sets itself apart when it comes to real-time interactivity, hierarchical content organisation, and overall user experience?
It's a reasonable question: in short, Notion is note and notebook centric – everything falls into one of these 2 categories.
Our structuring is that there are objects and wrappers, but we aren't so prescriptive on what these things have to be exactly... but an object could be a note.
So we're more of a filesystem that supports notes, rather than a notebook that can host rich media.
Our structuring is that there are objects and wrappers, but we aren't so prescriptive on what these things have to be exactly... but an object could be a note.
So we're more of a filesystem that supports notes, rather than a notebook that can host rich media.