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Found it! Staff is available in the / commands.

Otherwise, I have to say that the synchronization works pretty well if the devices are synchronized sequentially.

In the first case, I triggered sync at exactly the same time to test what happens. This is not very likely to happen in reality but was a useful test. In other instances, where there is at least a couple of seconds difference, the sync is pretty reliable.

I'm not sure, however, what would happen after two instances have been modified over a period of days, when one of them was offline.

Thanks for the link! I hope this gets on the roadmap in the near future as it really helps me reorganize the material. I spend more time working my notes on the phone than on desktop, so being able to move blocks around would really help.

Otherwise, thanks for a great piece of software!

Thanks a lot for making this plugin! Trying it out prompted me to take the trial subscription and compare to the official sync. Later I set up a separate S3 instance and effectively synced through that. This is also reply to the previous reply - one does not need to use the official servers if there are network issues with the US or China servers. S3 can be rented or self-hosted, removing that dependency on a specific 3rd party.

During the trial I decided to get the license and continue using this synch method as I found it very practical. In comparison, I ran into a couple of issues with BetterSync which I'll report in the repo.

In any case, I wanted to voice support for a great plugin and a way to keep the knowledge base safe. It feels great to know that, at any point, I can turn it on and have the devices synchronize among themselves, should there be any issues with network connection or the S3 data store.