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Honest feedback: it suffers from what I see from most clients, which is overloading with features. It's a dizzyingly complex UI. If I could wave a magic wand, I'd want something very close to buttondown.com (newsletter host), where I can control the visual design, write (using markdown) and publish, then manage "subscribers". Second to that, I see Substack as the king of online self-publishing. That feature set, built on nostr, is a killer app.
Here is the article editors compared. I'll remove the "New Article" headline, I'll move the fixed toolbar to the top and reintroduce the formatting toolbar that (I will keep the in-line hover toolbar as well (based on Medium editor). I'll move the abstract to the top after title, similar to Substack. Then I'll also look at the general UI of rest of Substack. I've had this idea of a e-mail service with summary sent every day, could combine this with an e-mailing/subscription like capability such as Substack. image