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Or you could just 750words which has been around for 15 years I guess now and does the job amazingly.
by saberience 4y ago
Or you could just 750words which has been around for 15 years I guess now and does the job amazingly.
- bovermyer 4y agoSomething that people should be aware of with regards to 750words: You can use it to track and graph numeric data, too. If you have something in the following format in your entries, it will get added as post metadata: MY_METRIC: 12345 WEIGHT: 226 pounds The first word after the number is used as a label for the resulting graph.
- dubeye 4y agoI've always found 750 just a little too much. Also 750 doesn't have the same prompt feature. Seems like a valuable addition to me.
- thot_experiment 4y agoStorytime! I used 750 word a lot about 10 years ago and then they lost all of my data somehow, it was my journal and I had used it to process some deep trauma. Losing it made me lose all faith in SaaS as a concept and since that moment I haven't kept anything important anywhere where I don't have access to the bits directly. It's probably kinda like self driving, maybe in reality data loss is really rare, but losing data when it wasn't your fault just feels so much worse. I imagine just like dying when your self driving car malfunctions, even if on average it kept you safer.
- nickagliano 4y agoThat sucks, I’m sorry you lost your writings. That sentiment is part of the reason I built the site myself. But that does make me think that when I build an exporting feature there needs to be a “download a backup” option.
- nickagliano 4y agoTo be transparent, there is database backups on this site, but letting people download their own backups feels like a nice to have. So everyone can have their bytes.