> Up until now, text editors have been focused on input. The next evolution of text editors will make it easy to alter
Vim can do this, not in the sence you putting into the article but at least it does it without requiring using anything else except 3 rows of keyboard.
> Text filters will allow you to paraphrase text, so that you can switch easily between styles of prose: literary, technical, journalistic, legal, and more.
Pfff. Styles of prose are: trolling, documenting, cat-talking, legal and just making a list of something. Trolling cannot be augmented, documenting feature begs of some connections to reality, proper cat-talking requires throwing a lot of synonyms really fast, legal is kind of Java programming when you type one line and get 40, and augmenting lists might be done with either md-style but without requiring to draw every symbol of that ascii tables or excel-style but without gui.
Vim can do this, not in the sence you putting into the article but at least it does it without requiring using anything else except 3 rows of keyboard.
> Text filters will allow you to paraphrase text, so that you can switch easily between styles of prose: literary, technical, journalistic, legal, and more.
Pfff. Styles of prose are: trolling, documenting, cat-talking, legal and just making a list of something. Trolling cannot be augmented, documenting feature begs of some connections to reality, proper cat-talking requires throwing a lot of synonyms really fast, legal is kind of Java programming when you type one line and get 40, and augmenting lists might be done with either md-style but without requiring to draw every symbol of that ascii tables or excel-style but without gui.