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  1. So we've widdled down this #app #showdown between #Markdown #editors for #Android.

    In the end I'm prioritizing ease of use, design and aesthetics. But you can't ignore what's pragmatic. Between #QuillPad and #OpenNote, I'd want QuillPad - but I need Open Note.

    QuillPad has tags, which is a nice to have - but not really all that important to me.

    In the end Open Note wins out, because of its info screen that counts words used - but also, the document outline.

    For now, I think this is it.

  2. So we've widdled down this #app #showdown between #Markdown #editors for #Android.

    In the end I'm prioritizing ease of use, design and aesthetics. But you can't ignore what's pragmatic. Between #QuillPad and #OpenNote, I'd want QuillPad - but I need Open Note.

    QuillPad has tags, which is a nice to have - but not really all that important to me.

    In the end Open Note wins out, because of its info screen that counts words used - but also, the document outline.

    For now, I think this is it.

  3. So we've widdled down this #app #showdown between #Markdown #editors for #Android.

    In the end I'm prioritizing ease of use, design and aesthetics. But you can't ignore what's pragmatic. Between #QuillPad and #OpenNote, I'd want QuillPad - but I need Open Note.

    QuillPad has tags, which is a nice to have - but not really all that important to me.

    In the end Open Note wins out, because of its info screen that counts words used - but also, the document outline.

    For now, I think this is it.

  4. So we've widdled down this #app #showdown between #Markdown #editors for #Android.

    In the end I'm prioritizing ease of use, design and aesthetics. But you can't ignore what's pragmatic. Between #QuillPad and #OpenNote, I'd want QuillPad - but I need Open Note.

    QuillPad has tags, which is a nice to have - but not really all that important to me.

    In the end Open Note wins out, because of its info screen that counts words used - but also, the document outline.

    For now, I think this is it.