@rolle This is smart. I'm glad they implemented it this way. I was not 100% on board with quote posts here, even though I know I'd use them, because I remember how that feature was abused on X. 95% of the time I saw quote posts, the intention was to humiliate and direct harassment at someone.
Kind of nice to have product design that isn't guided by "how can we engineer as much conflict as possible"
If anyone's looking for a good notepad-style app, @Iconfactory just released Tot 2. I've been meaning to write more about the tools I use, and I figured I'd start with this.
I love Tot. The menubar-popup design makes it especially good for taking notes during Zoom meetings, and it syncs text across devices near-instantaneously. (Also supports Shortcuts—both Mac and iOS.)
But more, Tot is just *nice*—colorful, human, and well-crafted, the way Mac/iOS apps should be.
Designer, artist, iPhone Notes limit pusher. I know the difference between a "font" and a "typeface", but I'm not obnoxious about it.📍localhostA note: while I CW the occasional political post, I don't typically CW things like faces or food. My art is weird, often includes eyes/faces/masks, and can be (I'm told) eerie.Profile pic: a white pixel rendering of a small computer with a sad face, set on on a black background (Susan Kare's immortal "Sad Mac" icon).