This app is excellent to get things done while I’m on the go. I write articles in pieces then I take the pieces and have AI call and structure my intro, body and conclusions and creates tables, etc.It’s amazing. I can just copy that into the medium app. Select an image and copied that in and publish all the while I’m getting my daily exercise. Now that is convenient and flexibility. I remain creative no matter where I am.

I’m 76 years young or old depending on the day of the week. I have been on site for approximately 16 months. I’m glad I subscribed as I have found many useful articles and new resources that continue to educate my mind. I delve into all the topics and scroll through them and I find a new title that titillates my palate for me to explore. Reading vast new subjects also increases my thirst for more interesting and obscure and original topics. I recently finished an article about “The Last Bookstore” it was well written and the writer placed it like the TV series “The Twilight Zone.” Then I meandered to a music area and again I traipsed through until a header interested me. I now look forward to taking a musical artist and learning what motivated them into the style that they developed, albeit jazz, country, r&b or any genre. Learning new approaches to a subject is exciting and rewarding. Explore, learn and enjoy everyday.

Medium offers so much for both readers and writers. Pick a any topic and chances are there’s an essay about it on Medium. Writers can earn money writing on Medium and readers get fresh ideas, news, research, life enhancement, sexy and romantic stories, parenting articles, poetry, health, spirituality, religion, history, technology and even fiction offerings.For quality reading from diverse and talented writers, it can’t be beat. Medium is one of the best platforms. People get their’ money’s worth when they join as members and have all the benefits of access to everything.Medium writers are competing with each other; and that means the offerings are the very best.

I read a poem about borscht from a friend who passed me some from his kitchen and I performed the rigmarole and bail in order to read the whole thing and so I ended up with a new subscriber responsibility and a few interests that I had not considered and then I wrote a poem and then I decided to let myself post that on my account. So, really, my review stands in the foreground of hope. Here’s my question: where stands the background of this world wide web of internet connectivity?

I don't want to be annoyed with content notifications in my phone, my content selections is what other apps take care of on my laptop. Plus, it didn't even show existing selections from my account. Either way, you can not continue into the app after installing and logging in without making selections and you can't comment on content from your phone without the app. #fail

TLDR: fix the all-caps glitch, make it simpler to return a published story to draft form, allow “select” tool to copy more than one graph at a time … then it’s fantastic. I do love being able to do so much of my work from these teensy handheld computers—write and edit while waiting for soccer practice to end or from the stairclimber! So thank you. I do appreciate this app. However there are frustrating glitches such as the ALL CAPS glitch, where for unknown reasons all text appears capitalized. Also I once accidentally published a story. I needed to make the story not public but the only option from the app was to delete the story entirely. OK, I figured I would “select all” and copy my text into notes and delete then paste the draft back together from my notebook, but the app only allows you to select one graph at a time. So I would have had to copy paste like a hundred paragraphs. I wound up having to race home to my laptop, the horror of an unfinished draft sitting there live for all to read weighing down on me!