We Listen, We Don't Judge: Here Are 11 HackerNoon Editor Features Writers Keep Missing
Over time, we've noticed that writers use the HackerNoon editor every day but still miss some of the features designed to make writing, organizing, and submitting stories easier.
So in the spirit of “we listen, we don’t judge“, we decided to put together a quick walkthrough of some of the features writers may have overlooked in Editor 3.0 and the Chowa Editor.
If you've been writing here for a while and didn't know some of these features existed, our inbox tells us you're not alone.
1. Adding a co-author is easier than you think
Writing with someone else? Add them as a co-author in story settings instead of just mentioning their name in the byline or intro. It gives them proper credit on the platform. You can add as many co-authors as needed, as long as they worked on the draft.
2. You can link your next story before...
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