Markdown vs Rich Editing: What Ghost 2.0 Meant for Writers
Ghost 2.0 moved from Markdown-first writing to a block-based rich editor backed by MobileDoc. Here is what that shift meant for publishers—and why it still matters.
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Harish Chouhan
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