In another post, I wrote that I found a bit of a scism in having a very privacy-oriented and secure note-platform and a publishing platform mixed. In the end my conclusion is, that I don't like it. Thus I have migrated my few non-Listed.to-related posts to a GitHub Pages-platform: https://boegh.github.io/. It's still markdown-based, and even though it is less streamlined, that publishing through Standard Notes, it is still manageable. Even from the iPad. Basically I found that it was not that o...

So the listed.to-blog writing through Standard Notes actually works really well. But since Standard Notes is also a very privacy-oriented and secure note-platform, I couldn’t help but wondering if it is entirely clever to use the same application and method, to write secure, private stuff and to publish stuff for everybody to read. It’s fairly easy to do (I’ve only do it from iPad) and the process is fairly straight forward. But I would like some form of check-mechanism, before publishing a note...

hello world Here I am. Trying out listed.to again. Following March roadmap update from Standard Notes I will soon be able to publish from mobile devices, making this a far more relevant blogging platform for me. So right now I'm getting some fresh dirt under the nails. I've been an user of Standard Notes for about 2½ years as of this writing. Paid user most of that time as well. Basically Standard Notes, has become my goto-place for quick and dirty notes or notes requiring a higher level of ...