I see it in everyone’s configurations. The standard ‘ref’ template is something like:
'(("r" "ref" plain (function org-roam-capture--get-point)
"%?"
:file-name "${slug}" ...
I understand that filenames aren’t supposed to matter in this system, and two references will never have the same name, but nevertheless what’s the harm in keeping a timestamp?
Considering that one of the important ideals here is to keep everything plain-text and platform-agnostic, I think having a timestamp is advantageous when you browse your knowledgebase from a non-Emacs ecosystem. I can easily remember the date when I created something and that’s useful for finding files. Why get rid of it?
(Why do I feel ridiculous for asking this?)