That's a very neat hack you have there, I'd never thought of that. However, this question: > What feature do you think I'll benefit the most from, if I decide

That's a very neat hack you have there, I'd never thought of that. However, this question: > What feature do you think I'll benefit the most from, if I decide to switch to Org Mode? To me, that's like asking, "What feature do you think I'll benefit the most from if I decide to switch from paper to a computer?" What you have there is syntax highlighting and folding, which is a big improvement over simple text editing. But Org is a system for capturing, manipulating, and exporting structured data that happens to be stored in plain-text. It's also a tool for literate programming, literate devops, and reproducible research. It's also a tool for writing documents, books, blogs, etc. It's also a PIM/organizer, time-tracker, habit-tracker... The list goes on and on. Org is basically whatever you want or need it to be. You get out of it what you put into it, and it's with you for the long haul, always becoming more powerful and adaptable. The community is also very friendly. Just check out the mailing list if you need any help.