2026-09-26 01:46 UTC
For example:
When I'm #writing emacs highlights things in quotes and square brackets, makes it trivial to create text message style back-and-forth conversations that'll export with message styling in an epub. Allows me to add metadata like POV character, date a scene happened and content warnings into each chapter.
(🗒 I'm using the convention of translated #ASL being in square brackets to differentiate from spoken words.)
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@masukomi@connectified.com 2026-09-26 01:46
Yes, NovelWriter and Scrivener have a lot of similar features, and a lot of great additional ones I don't personally need, but they don't have the customizability and extensibility, and the power of org-mode and full vim capabilities built in. I dislike that my writing setup is ugly compared to something like Neo, but I get *so much* in exchange for sacrificing a little bit of beauty. 🧵5/5