I won't win this argument (and I won't try), but, I appreciate the time you took to write me a response!
1. I'm working on this and the feature was an attempt to combine both WYSIWYG and Markdown into one formatting experience. This ended up being a gamble and one that I lost and the newest updates will address this. It sucks, i failed, i got it wrong.
2. A lot? sure. i guess. there are tons of great alternatives, for sure!
Re.: 2.
Don't worry about the price point atm. He might be right that it is not worth currently for him, but it looks like that a lot of other people value it.
If you continue adding features and continue making the product as a whole better and more valuable for a larger and larger audience.
So eventually he should be happy as well.
That requires obviously, that you mostly add features. i.e.
you don't re-invent features or redesign features without adding value (just to make prettier),
I have seen a lot of teams/people doing that kind of mistake.
1. I'm working on this and the feature was an attempt to combine both WYSIWYG and Markdown into one formatting experience. This ended up being a gamble and one that I lost and the newest updates will address this. It sucks, i failed, i got it wrong.
2. A lot? sure. i guess. there are tons of great alternatives, for sure!
"More coding"...? #facepalm ...
really?