As someone who writes academic essays and prose, I can't live without this plugin. I will constantly need to write multiple page paragraphs, and it's incredibility more convient to be able to navigate within a paragraph as if it was multiple lines, as opposed to needing to perform some horizontal motion gymnastics to get the cursor where I need it to be.

Hat's off to everyone who has worked on this plugin!

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bee_rider 5 hours ago | parent [-]

I usually do one line per sentence when writing papers. But a co-author will usually mess that up, so I could see some value to a plugin…

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statusfailed 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Ahh I thought I was the only one! One line per sentence makes the diffs so much nicer too, maybe we need git hooks to reject multiple sentences per line?

	▲	bee_rider an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Also IMO, sentences are a more useful logical grouping. I might want to swap sentence orders, so having the quick dd then p command is nice. Paragraphs get moved occasionally but it is rare enough that I don’t mind grabbing them as if they are a collection of sentences.
	▲	setopt 4 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		You can just do `git diff --word-diff` and then the diffs look great even with one paragraph per line. I used to do one sentence per line, but after getting used to how Emacs handles soft-wrapping, I now do one paragraph per line—also when I use Vim. This also makes collaboration with other authors easier, since most non-vim collaborators do that.