Relations are the foundation of our graph structure. They connect your objects into the knowledge graph. But you can use them for broad purposes. For example: You can also use relation to set some «primitive» value like: a date, a tag, a status, an email, or a phone number. Later we will update t…

Hello @Vova and @anytype team! I’ve just joined the Alpha and - having used quite a few different knowledge management solutions over the course of my career - I’m feeling a little bit confused about how relations between objects works in AnyType. Specific issues I can’t figure out by myself are: …

[image] Freddy: I create a new company object: “Test Company Inc”. Link it to @freddy as owner. If now I check “relations” on the company object, I see @freddy in the owner field. Yet, if I check “relations” on @freddy , I can’t find the company object linked to him. What am I doing wrong? Aut…

Relation in practice. Can they act like properties or fields in databases?

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qualquertipo November 18, 2021, 1:44am 2

This is very interesting. Would love something like that.

When I first started using Anytype one of my first thoughts/suggestions involved something related to that. See “Solution 2” here: