There is a huge market for knowledge tools for students and academics, and universities, libraries and high schools often buy these tools in bulk to be a student resource.
I gather all my academic articles in Zotero and can cite them into my papers from Zotero > Obsidian > Pandoc Cite
I think your tool could be a great way to help me gather all the media around my research.
If you could tie into a citation workflow, into pandoc, you’d be on a big winner.
Look into how academics might want to go from your tool > obsidian > pandoc > word to generated cited references from your tool.
https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/csl-json/markup...
I didn’t know this before but if you have an undergrad, you can add a one year honours in research even at a different institution or a two year masters by research.
We’ll that’s how it works in Australia anyways.
We already have several online database that could serve as "global knowledge graph" (wikidata, golden, imdb, rateyourmusic, goodreads, letterboxd, anidb, etc). The problem of to integrate it.