This is very helpful. I'm using the wiki for Issue Management for our Software Development. I prepare an issue, and then a review of the issue, and try to make sure that the issue links to the review and vice versa for easier navigation to see the history behind the issue. When displaying backlinks, I would also like to see them groups by which backlinked pages were created before the date of publication of the article, and which backlinked pages were created after the publication date of the article. That way, I can tell that an issue was reviewed, and the review was for an issue.

We're very much looking forward to this feature! Anytime we change a page path all of our links break. It's difficult to find every page that needs to be updated in the current setup. Thanks for working on it!

This would help a bunch for the functionality of updating all the backlinks when a page is moved.

It will be very usefull,

This feature must be integrated

Backlinking is becoming a requirement for all my note taking and documentation needs. It also looks like an increasing number of people expect it because of the rising popularity of tools such as Roam, Obsidian, etc.

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Most wiki (and note-taking app) works hierarchically organize pages. But with Bi-Directional Linking, pages get organized as mind-maps. When you manually add links using e.g. [[topic]]. THIS is the Holy Grail !

Yes! Like Roam, obsidian. To build a visual connection.