I do, because they are one of the few online collaboration platforms which support LaTeX. I'm not talking about Overleaf, which is great if you want to make a f

I do, because they are one of the few online collaboration platforms which support LaTeX. I'm not talking about Overleaf, which is great if you want to make a full LaTeX document, I'm talking about an easier markdown editor where LaTeX is only used for math equations. I don't need the full turing-completeness of LaTeX if I'm just taking some notes during a meeting, but I do want to be able to write math formulae and have them display correctly. This was the sole reason I checked it out, however I have grown to appreciate many of their other features. Their collaboration functionality is quite unique, and the generally smooth way you can add structured information (eg. "todos" with assigned users and due dates) is great. That being said, it often feels "half-baked" still compared to other solutions. The Paper file organization interface feels like it is just bolted on top of Dropbox's existing interface, and sometimes their formatting is too restrictive (eg. you can't change text alignment). The issue raised in this post is yet another example of the product being half-baked.