Entirely with you on this Shampra. I understand that this is how Anytype works, but I also see and support @GuoJing’s point, I too would love the ability to make certain properties confined if possible. Both sides are valid.
I too am not using Anytype as my main because it doesn’t have most of the features I need yet, so I can’t speak on the intricacies how of this should be implemented UX wise. Am using Notion and have no problems with properties confined to each database (I sort of prefer it too).
Just some thought: if we have all properties be global like how it is now and we’ve been using Anytype for decades, would the list of properties just become overwhelmingly messy with too many superfluous values to choose from?
Aside from the FR that Shampra linked above, I see there is another somewhat similar FR for this (thanks @filip). I have voted for both, but whether or not it’ll eventually be implemented who knows…