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Why does this matter? Offer both markdown and WYSIWYG and let each user use what they find preferable. If you prefer WYSIWYG, keep using it. As an example I us
by karmakaze 5y ago
Why does this matter? Offer both markdown and WYSIWYG and let each user use what they find preferable. If you prefer WYSIWYG, keep using it.
As an example I used to mostly write the markup where it's accepted even when there are formatting buttons right above the text input area and lately I use an arbitrary mix. There are some editing operations that work very well though, like in Slack where you can select text and Cmd+V a URL that's in your clipboard to make a link--that's easier than the markup or using formatting buttons.