I guess we shall remove references to non-free software (like the
Sublime Text editor - I will do this later on.)
Ihor Radchenko writes:
Sounds reasonable.
On 26/02/2022 15:57, Bastien wrote:
Done.
Frankly speaking, I never considered mention of sublime text in such
context as endorsing it. Even though such linking might cause transition
in both direction, I thought it was targeting mostly current sublime
users. I believed that:
- It makes first step toward using Org easier since such possibility
becomes discoverable through search engines.
- It reduces friction in heterogeneous teams when an Emacs user proposes
to use Org markup. Later demonstrating features of real Org Mode may
become a convincing argument to try GNU Emacs.
As to search engines, some page on Worg may work almost as well.
Visitors of the main page who came noticed a mention or a link has less
chance to be hooked however.
Actually I considered Atom and VS Code (that are still on the main page)
quite similar. I admit that they are open source, but are available
packages are really free? Maybe my opinion was just distorted by a
mention of a project aiming to remove telemetry code from VS Code,
however even that code is actually free, not to mention that privacy is
completely distinct issue.
