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authorAdam T. Carpenter <atc@53hor.net>2021-03-19 16:07:55 -0400
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web browser installed - Anyone can print out an HTML document - Anyone can edit
an HTML document - Writing a document in HTML is easier than writing one in Word
or Latex
+
+<p>
+ I've been without Word for a few years since I switched away from Windows and
+ honestly I haven't needed it. I took notes and wrote documents in Markdown for
+ a while. That was alright because the syntax is easy and any text editor can
+ read a Markdown file. Recently however, I've started using HTML for writing
+ documents that I intend to upload, print, or send to other users. Here's why.
+</p>