It's not just bi-directional linking and graphs.
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More specifically how the design of the UI for interacting with Roam Daily Notes fundamentally changes the UX compared to pretty much any other note-taking tool, even those also built on-top of wiki-style graphs.
Every day you get a new daily notes page. The cursor just sits there blinking and invites you to write something.
You should write something about what you're thinking of, doing, or planning - today.
It's the #GTD tickler file on steroids. Daily and Weekly Reviews are built-in.
The affordances nudge you in the direction of creation rather than to spend time thinking about how to organize all your notes.
But also a result of how the UX design quickly reassures you that you don't need to worry about organizing your notes.