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We started making Obsidian with plugins in mind because everyone seems to take notes differently. Offering a generic set of tools for a note-taker is like offering only one configuration of kitchen for passionate home cooks.
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There are two types of plugins in Obsidian: core plugins and community plugins.
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## Modular core plugins
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Core plugins are made by us, and they give Obsidian basic modularity. “Modularity” is just a fancy word for having neat features that can be turned on and off without affecting the other pieces.
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## Wild community plugins
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Plugins not just give Obsidian modularity, but also extensibility. Extensibility means other people can add features to Obsidian as they see fit.
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Unfortunately, you’d need to know some coding to know how to do that. But fortunately, Obsidian has a community plugin store that lets you install these community plugins with one click.
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A big shoutout to plugin developers who are generously sharing their own gems with the community!
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If you’re convinced Obsidian is worth a try for you, it’s time to get started:
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→ [[Get started with Obsidian]]
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