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I've mostly switched to Dropbox Paper for writing work-related documents (and I think that product has some, "oddness", that I'd have difficulty explaining to a
by noer 9y ago
I've mostly switched to Dropbox Paper for writing work-related documents (and I think that product has some, "oddness", that I'd have difficulty explaining to a non-technical person). It seems to follow markdown syntax. I find it great for general writing tasks or creating documents I want to be able to refer back to, but it's probably missing some of the publishing & formatting features people get from Google Docs & Microsoft Word.
I'm not a huge fan of MS Word myself, but in the limited experience I had, it's very difficult to get people to move away from it. I'm kind of feeling like this is the kind of thing that software developer see as an obvious improvement to let people know about, but miss on the fact that there isn't a huge amount of friction on the problem this solution solves.