I have elsewhere made a case for a great capture functionality and have referred to mem.ai’s spotlight function. Here is another interesting development:
Manifesto for Ubiquitous Linking https://linkingmanifesto.org/
Thank you for sharing this idea, super cool 
Maybe I’m dumb, but isn’t this basically a proper subset of the Web 3.0 discussion (I use the word “discussion” advisedly, for diplomatic purposes)?
Probably 
but it would make sense for knowledge managers like remnote
I see this more as an attempt to allow individuals to create workflows with less friction. The ability to click a link while I am in an app to open a document in another app and go to the place where I need to be is of paramount importance so as not to interrupt thinking and doing. The fact that is not the case today is surprising and in a way it is not. Software development has centered around apps and not around how apps are being used in a workflow. This has brought us many benefits, but the ability to link in a productive way - see for example what is possible with https://hookproductivity.com, has huge advantages.
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Sure, agreed. Dendron’s “pods” idea (discussed in this interview) for easy export and import also seems pretty interesting, since not every app can be expected to be easily extensible and/or want to integrate with its competitors.
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