LWD, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

I understand the need for Standard Notes to make money, but I believe that offering the convenience and security of hosting is a good way to do this, not by selling subscriptions for self-hosted users to access extensions that are mostly wrappers for someone else’s work. Especially the editors:

• Standard Notes shouldn’t sell a subscription for me to use a thin wrapper for someone else’s markdown editor on something I host on my own server.
• Or a wrapper for someone else’s WYSIWYG HTML editor project that hasn’t been updated since 2021.
• Or a wrapper for someone else’s spreadsheet app.

(This is also probably why so many Standard Notes editors look out of place next to each other; they were made by totally different people at different times.)