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Hey, I appreciate the kind words and feedback.  I think both of your criticisms are very reasonable and also relatively easy to add.  I already planned on having different editor views, one of them being just a single draft view.  For the word count, I can add the option.  I'm working on Fireplace and Ice Planet themes as well.

The issue for me at the moment is that because there hasn't been a lot of interest yet (which may just be an issue of reach / awareness), it's difficult to justify spending as much time as I'd like.  I wish I could work on it full time and just make the best writing app that exists.  But I can't promise a ton of updates at the moment.

I also want to get your opinion on something.  It seems people like the design and themes, but not really how limited it is and how it's just for rough drafts.  I get the impression that most people don't want to use multiple apps in their process, even if Protowords is better for writing, and will just stick with all-in-1 apps unless Protowords becomes that as well.  What do you think about that? What if it also had worldbuilding tools, rich text (bold/italics), theme customization, etc? Does it lose something in your eyes to be less minimalist?

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Hello! 

 I think maybe the promotion didn’t go very far because I happened to see it here on itch when I clicked on “typing.” Maybe, besides itch and the Windows Store, you should also try Steam. But, I understand the frustration, especially because the writing community tends to focus on the more well-known programs. 

And that brings me to the second answer: I personally don’t mind having several programs for different things. But I know many prefer something complete, where you can do both outlining and worldbuilding together. If it has that, I would love it, but if not, it wouldn’t be something that would stop me from continuing to use it. As for the outline, I solved it with “reference notes” that I placed on the side. But again, it’s not something that would make me abandon the program. 

Anyway, I am loving the program and using it nonstop.