Word Processors Are Slow, Unstable, and Break Version Control Workflows
Technical users and developers find Microsoft Word slow, crash-prone, and incompatible with diff-based version control due to its binary format. There is a real need for a native WYSIWYG word processor with clean, plain-text-friendly storage. MiniWord was built to address this, motivated by direct frustration with Word instability.
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