As a writer of posts that use conventional headings, paragraphs and sentences, presumably I am a 'longform' writer. And, yes, I would very much like to take my workflow in Tana to this stage rather than having to always move to a different environment.
The Tana philosophy focuses on resolving problems. Well, here is a problem. Tana makes bullets. However, pretty much everything published, whether online or in print, is in paragraphs and sentences.
Bullets are for agendas and PowerPoints (and bullets are out of favour for PowerPoint decks these days).
So a writing environment that only produces bullets is... producing something that can't be used without conversion.
(1) A capable export converter to produce clean text would help (easy solution)
(2) A view mode that produces Markdown headings, paragraphs and sentences — which can be shared/exported -- would be great. A proper solution.
OK, more than an afternoon's work BUT it would be transformative for Tana and open up its appeal to a larger and broader community, especially writer types.
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As a writer of posts that use conventional headings, paragraphs and sentences, presumably I am a 'longform' writer. And, yes, I would very much like to take my workflow in Tana to this stage rather than having to always move to a different environment.
The Tana philosophy focuses on resolving problems. Well, here is a problem. Tana makes bullets. However, pretty much everything published, whether online or in print, is in paragraphs and sentences.
Bullets are for agendas and PowerPoints (and bullets are out of favour for PowerPoint decks these days).
So a writing environment that only produces bullets is... producing something that can't be used without conversion.
(1) A capable export converter to produce clean text would help (easy solution)
(2) A view mode that produces Markdown headings, paragraphs and sentences — which can be shared/exported -- would be great. A proper solution.
OK, more than an afternoon's work BUT it would be transformative for Tana and open up its appeal to a larger and broader community, especially writer types.