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RE: Saturday Savers Club: Week 1

10 months ago

I know there are good intentions behind your request for more detail. With my next post for LeoFinance, I will try InLeo's UI again and report back on what I experience.

Sounds good! Remember that every single post published from inLeo now earns $leo, no matter the topic or the community you post it to, so you don't really need to wait until you post something to 'leofinance', you can just try it any day/topic.

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@roleerob70

10 months ago

🌄 Good morning (here)!☕

As requested, find below what you are seeking, as to why I closed InLeo down and went back to PeakD, for publishing my financial posts.

While I haven't published it yet, what follows is my effort to respond, as there is no need to wait, once I thought about it (upon reading your comment and after my 1st cup of coffee ... 😉).

^{PeakD Publishing Window}

^{InLeo Publishing Window}

First, let me point out that my workstation has two identical monitors. Second, let me point out my posts contain a lot of HTML, as I do not find MarkDown able to meet my objectives ...

So, the first thing we see is how the identical code displays in both UIs. They do not fit the screen space the same (not the end of the world, but I am very detail oriented, as a retired Business Systems Analyst).

What I have highlighted:

The biggest difference to the eye. InLeo can't handle this method of highlighting content.

InLeo doesn't handle this the same either, as this is not a line across the screen in HTML

Note the difference in "white space," when using HTML code for superscript

InLeo's display of hyperlinks is not in the universally known (reserved?) color associated with showing them. Subjective, agreed, but I do not find this color to be as appealing ...

That is enough. Seems like there were other items I noticed, when I first tried it out, but ... Not sure TBH ... This gives you the general idea.

P.S. Thank you for pointing out to me that today, InLeo can be used to publish any content. As for "earning LEO" for every post, you'd have to explain that to me some more, as I don't know what that means.

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