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It was an interesting experience, but I decided afterward that I wouldn't want to write everything this way. It made me reluctant to take risks when I knew everything I typed would eventually get seen.
Which is a good counterargument incidentally to people who say "why do you need privacy if you've done nothing wrong?" Anyone who does any kind of creative work has something to hide: their early drafts.
Remembers me of old typewriters. Before ctrl-z existed. Ideal for writing poetry.
Anyone who says "why do you need privacy if you've done nothing wrong" is invited to post their bank account login details (including passwords).
Is sharing your exact process, thought by thought, too intimate?
Too embarrassing!
The usual counter-counter-argument is that nobody cares [about the supposedly embarrassing stuff you do, once everyone's lost their privacy and they've adjusted to seeing the stupid things other people do].
Mmm, yes, I'm familiar with that idea.
It would be nice if that kind of niceness is possible, but I don't have the confidence in random internet commenters that you seem to have.
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