Markdown keeps my writing flow focused — no distractions, no mouse clicks.
Every few years, a new editor promises to “redefine writing.”
Some add real-time AI suggestions, others layer menus and formatting bars on top of your words. Most of them look nice, until you realize they’ve slowed you down.
Markdown never did that.
I’ve been writing in Markdown for more than a decade. It started as a practical choice: my work in customer support required writing lots of documentation, internal posts, and replies that needed clean formatting. Markdown made that fast. But over time, it became more than a tool; it became part of how I think about writing: structure without friction.
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