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And as a user, what's your plan to keep being able to access your notes? I feel that if you don't control your data, then you don't have your data. A license t
by JulianMorrison 5y ago
And as a user, what's your plan to keep being able to access your notes?
I feel that if you don't control your data, then you don't have your data. A license that might evaporate means your data exists at somebody else's whim. I'd move it out of that system fast.
- ReaLNero 5y agoThe notes are stored as .md files on your computer.
- josephcsible 5y agoThat's a valid concern for most DRM-encumbered software, but Typora in particular saves in a format that other programs can read.
- breakfastduck 5y agoIt's a markdown editor. It saves markdown files. How does that mean your data is bound by them?
- 9935c101ab17a66 5y agoIt’s… markdown. It’s portable. It’s as portable as you can get.