that's a good point. I stoped using Notion more than a year ago because it become to clutter to me. I usually prefer to have one tool that does one job excellent and not one tool that does many just ok.
will play around with Notion later today and see how they are doing with writing tools, especially for post editing
Also a good hint to probably compare it to more tools / competitors :) I still think Lex does more, Notion doesn't offer brevity/hemingway checks which is IMO a big thing. Also I find that the model they are using is basic (if I had to guess, 3.5 turbo). It does the job for simple stuff like completions, but not something more sophisticated.
Good work. Keep going!
To me, it doesn't make sense to use Lex when Notion has most of these features PLUS I can track all my articles in a Notion database.
that's a good point. I stoped using Notion more than a year ago because it become to clutter to me. I usually prefer to have one tool that does one job excellent and not one tool that does many just ok.
will play around with Notion later today and see how they are doing with writing tools, especially for post editing
Also a good hint to probably compare it to more tools / competitors :) I still think Lex does more, Notion doesn't offer brevity/hemingway checks which is IMO a big thing. Also I find that the model they are using is basic (if I had to guess, 3.5 turbo). It does the job for simple stuff like completions, but not something more sophisticated.