Good point, I hadn’t considered the new generation of mobile-first users. > I'm not sure if a proportion of users who write documents in a specialised software

Good point, I hadn’t considered the new generation of mobile-first users. > I'm not sure if a proportion of users who write documents in a specialised software (like Word) is significant enough. I thought that most computer users learn to use computers while in school, for which they use a word processor to write essays and reports for the teachers. From around 2004 to my graduation in 2009, my middle and high school’s teachers even required essays to be typed and printed, so that they wouldn’t have to struggle to read students’ handwriting. I guess some students prefer writing essays on paper, but those students probably wouldn’t become potential Emacs users. Am I missing a common backstory for programmers that doesn’t involve using computers to write reports for school?