Sorry dear @krst but here I must disagree with you.
OK, you sentence may be partly true. But it is an undeniable fact, that Anytype shredders every day our time because of half baked implementations, in combination with completely missing basic features, in combination with bugs.
Often we run from one workaround into the next. We try this concept, then that concept, not knowing what’s the best and what’s the consequences.
The missing backlinks for images is one of these points.
If everything else has backlinks, why not images?
I forces me to give each image at least a unique name and maybe Tags, so that I can perform a global search for the Object’s that contain them. But how cumbersome is that???
Btw.: “renaming an image” is another time shredder.
It is way too cumbersome, AND too slow, to edit an image’s name and properties inside an Object.
Another point is the still not implemented combination of Collection & Query.
It could be a long awaited “revolution” of my navigation concept. But instead I was running from one workaround to the next.
Actually I use Collections for adding new Objects, but Queries for finding existing Objects.
But this is really only a dirty workaround. In fact, it is cumbersome.
Only Collections create hairlines in the Graph. I wish, also Queries could do that. OK, there is a way that they do it, but it works with Relations instead of Links. – That’s not how I like it.
Unfortunately we have only these two ways to link Objects together. And that’s already another point.
With more “levels” or “planes” for linking Objects, we could have in principle some really smart filters for the Graph and for search.
“Show only Objects that are connected on the business plane!”
We don’t have such features. If we really need such functions, we need to think and think and try this and that way to get something similar. For example Queries with filtered Vies in combination with a Tag regime and so on.
– And this is what the users criticize.
We need much too often to think and to try one thing after the other, because Anytype’s foundation still lacks some bricks; also some of the existing bricks are made only from mud and aren’t able to carry wight.
We have Tags, yeah. But we can only tag whole Objects. Not single Blocks.
Tags are also only one dimensional.
But I better stop here.
There are much more (and also better) examples. And I strongly believe you know it well for your own.