My use a.k.a. what's working for me and what ain't
Things I like
Text backend is huge. My data, I am in control - backups, replication, opening with other tools
My three main platforms for daily compute are supported - Windows, Android, IoS
Using the journal entries as the main entry point frees the mind from thinking about organization first. Content first approach appeals to me.
I think it is making me capture more "rough" content for my future self to access and maybe organize or maybe just have available via search.
Ease of creating tags
Things I don't like (so far)
Blocks of text I want to paste in can't be edited. This 'everything is an outline' approach is a double edged sword.
I don't know enough about the upcoming "database version" but I am concerned that it may corrupt the beauty and simplicity of "text files are the backend" philosophy.
Too many orphaned files seemingly from [[android]] replication is annoying.
Many of the articles highlighting what can be done with logseq focus on plugins. My primary device is my ipad. Plugins only work on the desktop app.
The roadmap and updates from the dev team seem sporadic at best.