Markus Illenseer:
: No, i am joking >:-) I don't like all-purpose-tools which pretend
: beeing an editor.

For what it's worth, I also saw a recent announcement of an add-on for
Microsoft Word that (apparently) makes it something of a web client.

Philosophically, I'm not sure I see a problem with a text editor
becoming a hypertext editor.  emacs has always been a programmer's
tool, for writing and interacting with the text used to build computer
systems.  But, I guess I can understand people not liking this sort of
thing.  There's even people who don't like computers.

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