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@dar13 This is likely something we need to update on our end. We'll take a look at this tomorrow. But either way, please feel free to bring this up on the forum so we don't lose track of it (https://discuss.write.as)

@ricardojmendez Would also love to hear those non-trivial suggestions, if you don't mind sharing! Our forum (https://discuss.write.as) is a great place for this, since it helps us gather wider community feedback on any suggestions.

Either way, thanks again for the input!

@ricardojmendez This is all great feedback -- thanks for sharing! To address some of them:

- While the editor is always meant to hold the last in-progress draft, there is a workflow that allows multiple drafts: https://howto.write.as/creating-a-draft

- Settings should persist on the local level (they won't if you change browsers / devices)

- We're working on a more complex editor (https://write.as/labs#classic) that'll likely support scheduling posts before publishing. Still a ways off, though

@elementary Very, very nice 😍

And thanks for the shout-out!

@Odd_Bloke Awesome, thanks!

@Odd_Bloke @writeas_dev Awesome, thanks for sharing! We'll spread this around.

Also please feel free to post it on the forum!

@cidney @brainblasted Of course! Sounds great. We'll be here 🙂

@cidney @brainblasted Would always love to hear any feedback they / you have on usability! (Ideal place is on https://discuss.write.as)

Goal is to make Write.as / WriteFreely accessible to as many people as possible, tech-savvy or not, and right now we're actually working with other users on precisely this. Would be great to get your input, too.

@brainblasted Glad to have you on the team 🙂 And excited about what we're going to build together!

@yogthos Yep, definitely something we want to do. We have a discussion for this here: https://discuss.write.as/t/remote-follow-button/654

(But note that people can also search for blogs via URL, so if someone enters "https://strangevistas.com" in the Mastodon search bar it'll also come up.)