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4 Dec, 11 tweets, 2 min read
#roamcult - query bomb - in both ways. Changes applied, all previous functionality altered.
No longer can you query for a single item??
What's going on here: loom.com/share/17d5eb8d…
Obvious query result doesn't appear.
Complex page names no longer queryable
editing query UI clears out when canceled
cc: @roamhacker @cortexfutura
Oh no
Once you edit what is hidden from the query there is no way to get it back either. No tooltip to say what the button does (though the iconography is obvious enough).
loom.com/share/88390e5b…
The hiding even persists if you delete the query and replace. Perhaps its tied to block id.
Confirmed its tied to block id. Put somewhere else and the hidden elements return. This can be incredibly powerful. We just need some clarity here.

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