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I like the idea, but as someone who might use this type of tool, you need to say somewhere fairly early on that there is a way for me to download my "paper" and

I like the idea, but as someone who might use this type of tool, you need to say somewhere fairly early on that there is a way for me to download my "paper" and host it myself. I'd never start putting significant work into writing a paper, or book, on a platform which might close and take all my work & animations with it.

Outofthebot 5y ago
That's definitely something I've been thinking about. I'm currently working on a feature to export to static HTML.
- CJefferson 5y ago
  One system which works really well for this (for me) is slides.com Paid accounts can sync to Dropbox, and the files in Dropbox are enough for me to view my presentations -- I wouldn't necessarily want to edit them (although I could, it's HTML), but I know even if slides.com shut down tomorrow I'd have the files.