EDIT: Solved to a large extent by graph menu -> Visual -> Coloring = Communities (default is "Number of Links")
Hi! I upgraded to org-roam v2 about two months ago after using v1 for a few months before that. I felt [org-roam-server](https://github.com/org-roam/org-roam-server) quite useful primarily for visualizing which ideas link to which others. However, I haven't felt the same introauitiveness with [org-roam-ui](https://github.com/org-roam/org-roam-ui) (the server counterpart for v2). And the graph always seems too cluttered and rather difficult to use for purposes of idea-link visualization. Has anyone else felt this? Is it just a matter of getting used to?
PS: org-roam-ui certainly is useful for checking nodes and obtaining a visually appealing overview of the personal knowledge base. But something feels off. I wonder if it is related to different coloring algorithms, wherein org-roam-server seems to color "daughter" nodes close to the parent node, especially if the parent node is a "hub", whereas org-roam-ui seems to use no such heuristic. Just a guess!