Taking this; related to existing work to eliminate references to "static pages" in user-facing docs, etc., in favor of "pinned pages". I should have something to show for this (in terms of changes) next week.

API is less important right now. But one thing left to fix: photos uploaded to an org shouldn't show up in personal account's Photos list.

WriteFreely PR #444.

This is live now! Here's a quick demo: https://video.writeas.org/videos/watch/441c28fb-040d-492b-9d5d-71e325fd6317

As suggested by one Pro user, a more minimally viable solution would be to include a "Reply-To" header with an email that the author chooses. If they fill out this field, replies will go there; otherwise they'll go nowhere as they do today. I think we'll go that route first.

Working on this now. Some implementation details thus far:

Awesome, that sounds easy enough then. Thank you!

There will be a toolbar button in the WYSIWYG editor to add an image, which will let editors paste in the Snap.as image URL. We may need to make this easier, like by just showing the image URL in Snap.as instead of the full Markdown. Will investigate that.

iOS app was released on October 20, 2020.

We should provide a dedicated space for editing navigation items.

No problem, we can teach editors to adapt in the meantime! Combined with T520, will there at least be a way to copy image embeds from Snap.as into the WYSIWYG editor without having to copy markdown and switch to markdown mode (assuming that will still be an option)?

@heyakyra In the short term, unfortunately uploads still happen in a separate place (Snap.as). But we'll work toward adding uploads into this editor!

Will this make it possible to upload and caption photos from the same place as posts are written?

Currently investigating what it would take to allow replies on @writeasletters.com addresses. Implementation will receive an email, verify subscriber token, possibly append a footer ("Replying to this message will reveal your actual email address."), and then send the full reply to the author.

Settled on <!--paid--> for the shortcode.

Found a resource for adding the CMD + K binding for adding links: https://discuss.prosemirror.net/t/binding-command-k-to-open-insert-link-prompt/1354