We asked 6 creators! What would you like to use when the #new note editor is released?

* November 25 update: All creators can now use the new editor! For details, please see the article below, which summarizes the beta version features.https://note.com/info/n/nedf8b9646b68

I use the note editor because it’s simple, I don’t get lost, and I can focus on writing.

Regarding the new feature that allows you to move images, files, and embedded elements by dragging them, I will definitely use that.
I often have to rearrange or replace the structure.

And the bulk upload for multiple images. I’ve been waiting for this too! It’s a welcome feature when I’m pasting many illustrations.

As for the “strikethrough” feature planned for the future, I personally use it intentionally quite often.
For example, for exhibition announcements, I add a line after the exhibition period ends so it’s easy to see that it’s over.

Also, if I could ask for more, as an illustrator, it would be great if I could line up multiple images horizontally to make it look like a gallery page.

First of all… I like the note logo design.

And the fact that it has a built-in mechanism that makes it easy for creators to be supported, including financial support.
It feels a bit like a social media platform of the future, which I like. It has a sci-fi feel to it.

A new feature I’d like to try is… image dragging.
Since I post manga, it’s a daily occurrence for me to have images lined up in a row.
With dragging, it seems like it would be very intuitive to operate.

Another feature I’d like is… currently, when posting images to a paid magazine, I can’t set a borderline between the “free part” that can be peeked at and the “paid part” that follows. It would be nice if I could do that. Right now, I’m compensating for it with text posts.

Also, not exactly a feature, but if the comment section became more active, I could communicate with readers, which would make me happy.

What I like about the note editor, though it's a bit niche, is that it embeds links immediately when you paste them. It's helpful because it displays nicely when I introduce recommended board games or books. I sometimes write notes while on the move, so it's convenient that I can do this on both my smartphone and PC.

A new feature that made me think "Oh!" is that you'll be able to move these embeds and images by dragging them.

I often write notes by quoting feedback from people who have played the games I've created from social media, so it's great that I can embed them all at once and then quickly move them around if I want to change the order after I've finished writing. I'm looking forward to the new version!

The point I like about the note editor is the auto-save function. I also like that it looks rich when you embed links, and I'm grateful that I can embed Google Forms.

As for new features, I'm happy that Markdown functionality can be used, but personally, I'm waiting for the implementation of bullet points, numbered lists, and subheadings. I think it's difficult to create a simple editor function that is easy to write with while considering the structure of the text, but I'm looking forward to it in the future!

What I like about the note editor is that the editor and preview screens are integrated, and you can write text with the feeling of writing on a single sheet of white paper. I feel that the lack of screen transitions and the ability to intuitively imagine the published version also lead to being able to concentrate on the work of writing and editing.

In the new editor, I want to use the fact that the number of subheading sizes has increased because it makes it easier to convey the structure to readers. As for features I want, from a media perspective, it would be nice to have customization of heading designs and a function to comment on manuscript preview shares.

At note, we introduce encounters with living things set in a small park on the science museum grounds. Whether it's holding events based on the content of our articles or writing about things we noticed during outdoor observations, note is an indispensable tool for the author to stop and organize their thoughts.

At those times, I often use the heading function in the editor. It is useful for organizing things like where what I want to introduce is positioned within a large scientific phenomenon, or in what order it is easiest to convey.

Also, I heard that a subheading (h3) function will be added this time, but if the functions are enriched to h4, 5, 6... in the future, I feel the potential that we could develop a field guide for living things on note, like a search table for living things.