Re: Emacs as word processor

[Richard Stallman]

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    There are a lot of reactions on this thread that seem somewhat hesitant
    about emacs adding WYSIWIG support, but I suspect it's fear that #2 will
    corrupt the lisp machine interfaces that we already know and
    enjoy... but I doubt that the emacs community would let that happen
    anyway.

Lisp is one of the benefits of Emacs that I wish I had when doing
WYSIWIG word processing.  To abandon that would defeat the whole point
of this.

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