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@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ Ihor Radchenko
 
 ## Questions and answers
 
--   Q:\<\_viz\> Q: Is the track-changes item about the org-element
+-   Q:<\_viz\> Q: Is the track-changes item about the org-element
     parser? \[10:34\]
     -   A:Yes
-    -   \<Ihor\> Moreover, track-changes has been developed with my
+    -   <Ihor\> Moreover, track-changes has been developed with my
         input specifically aimed to make sure that it can support
         org-element use case. See
         [https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi](https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi)
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Ihor Radchenko
             -   [https://github.com/rksm/org-ai?tab=readme-ov-file#setting-up-speech-input\--output](https://github.com/rksm/org-ai?tab=readme-ov-file#setting-up-speech-input--output)
     -   You can use attachment and images to paste.
 
-    -   \<Ihor\> In terms of actually adding support for hadwritten
+    -   <Ihor\> In terms of actually adding support for hadwritten
         notes/audio, it is not 100% clear what that support would
         consitute. Tooling to convert images/sound to text would
         probably not be appropriate for Org mode. It would be better
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Ihor Radchenko
         supported, but again, it is not clear what such a support would
         constitute.
 
-    -   \"Would that be interesting to the community?\" Go and ask ;)
+    -   "Would that be interesting to the community?" Go and ask ;)
         Just write about your idea in details to the mailing list and
         you will get feedback. What I can tell is that this topic does
         not surface frequently as far as I am aware.
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ Ihor Radchenko
             -   [https://list.orgmode.org/2021-11-28T20-44-37@devnull.Karl-Voit.at/](https://list.orgmode.org/2021-11-28T20-44-37@devnull.Karl-Voit.at/)
             -   My followup:
                 [https://list.orgmode.org/87tufnbj1w.fsf@localhost/](https://list.orgmode.org/87tufnbj1w.fsf@localhost/)
-        -   Despite pushback, Karl\'s idea did align with our IETF idea
+        -   Despite pushback, Karl's idea did align with our IETF idea
             and with one of the point I make in the presentation about
             making life easier for non-Emacs apps.
             -   See
@@ -100,22 +100,22 @@ Ihor Radchenko
                     needs to be done not
                 -   just by this Emacs Org-mode community, but by
                     bringing together other
-                -   \"consumers\" of .org files, from ecosystems outside
+                -   "consumers" of .org files, from ecosystems outside
                     of Emacs.
                 -   Such a collective work could lead to define what
                     subset of the Org
                 -   syntax is useful as the corner-stone for .org files
                     everywhere - which
-                -   is what you rightfully brought up with \"Orgdown\".
+                -   is what you rightfully brought up with "Orgdown".
                 -   If successful, such a process could end up in
                     defining the minimal and
-                -   official \"Org syntax\" while allowing
+                -   official "Org syntax" while allowing
                     implementations (like the one for
                 -   Emacs org-mode) to supercharge this syntax if deemed
                     useful.
                 -   Perhaps TEC is right and we will end up having the
                     minimal syntax
-                -   being the one we currently use for Org-mode: we\'ll
+                -   being the one we currently use for Org-mode: we'll
                     see.
 -   Q: About a year ago we discussed switching GNU documentation from texinfo to org. Do you still consider this?
     -   A: We don't want to complicate org syntax to adjust to the
@@ -130,64 +130,52 @@ Ihor Radchenko
 
 ## Notes
 
-    \<meain\> Nice to see mobile apps actively being considered when
-talking about\
-                org :D \[10:29\]\
-
--   \<johnhamelink\> Transient integration in org will be a very welcome
--                                improvement! Being able to save the
-    transient state on
--                                org-export would be very nice indeed
--   \<tarsius\> fun fact: Transient did take some inspiration from
-    Org\'s menus
-    -   \<bzg\_\> tarsius: Oh, I did not know this!
-    -   \<bzg\_\> From which menus exactly, those implemented by Nicolas
-        for the
-    -                exporter?
-    -   \<tarsius\> Not any specific menus but the \"dim unreachable
-        commands, when the
-    -                       user typed an incomplete key sequence\"
+- Nice to see mobile apps actively being considered when talking about org :D
+-  Transient integration in org will be a very welcome improvement! Being able to save the
+    transient state on org-export would be very nice indeed
+-   fun fact: Transient did take some inspiration from Org's menus
+    -   tarsius: Oh, I did not know this!
+    -   From which menus exactly, those implemented by Nicolas
+        for the exporter?
+    -   Not any specific menus but the "dim unreachable
+        commands, when the user typed an incomplete key sequence"
         feature.
--   \<polezaivsani\> love to hear how folks in emacs real approach
+-   love to hear how folks in emacs real approach
     project development as social endeavors to a significant degree
--   \<neil\> Another mobile app that understands org-markdown is
+-   Another mobile app that understands org-markdown is
     ZettelNotes
     ([https://znotes.thedoc.eu.org/](https://znotes.thedoc.eu.org/))
-    -   \<Ihor\> It is not the only one missed. For a reason. I did not
+    -   It is not the only one missed. For a reason. I did not
         find source code.
-        -   \<neil\> Ah ok, that is fair.
--   \<jaafar\>There is a Ruby parser too, in the Guthub renderer
+        -   Ah ok, that is fair.
+-   <jaafar\>There is a Ruby parser too, in the Guthub renderer
     -   Right. It is also listed at
         [https://orgmode.org/tools.html](https://orgmode.org/tools.html)
         (alongside with Pandoc)
--   \<johnhamelink\> As an org user but someone who is not familiar with
-    development
--                                (and has no context on org\'s direction
-    before Ihor\'s
--                                stewardship), I\'m really excited about
-    the priorities being
--                                expressed in this talk :) Thanks
+-   As an org user but someone who is not familiar with
+    development (and has no context on org's direction before Ihor's stewardship), I'm really excited about the priorities being expressed in this talk :) Thanks
     \[10:47\]
--   \<kswiss\> another great (and absolute core to me) app with org-mode
+-   another great (and absolute core to me) app with org-mode
     support (respectively org files are at the core of it) for iOS
     devices is: beorg
-    [https://www.beorgapp.com/](https://www.beorgapp.com/) 
--   \<johnhamelink\> Really encouraging stuff, thanks :D \[11:02\]
--   \<vidianos, aquamo4k, stshine\> Thank you yantar92\` 
--   \<martinl\> Thank you for this wonderful talk!
--   \<vidianos\> We appreciate all the work being done
--   \<mjhoy\> really enjoying this talk as a long time user who hasn\'t
-    ever really
--                   thought about how org mode gets developed (much less
+    [https://www.beorgapp.com/](https://www.beorgapp.com/)
+	- the dev is responsive and open for feedback/feature requests, from my experience so far. i'm still "a noob", but org-mode, emacs and beorg allow me to structure my workflows/needs and to get rid of possibly many other apps/software. 
+	- The list of iOS-native apps are still quite small with varying quality. So far, I'm quite happy with beorg. Tried out other too (1-2 i may be missing, maybe considering buying them, even if it's just a small contribution to Emacs/orgmode as community as such). as far as the libre aspect. true, but i have to be pragmatic at some point, and firstly i want to be productive/efficient/effective. As long as it's a sole dev / community-inspired thing, and not a big corporate raider, i'm fine with non-libre software, if the standards are kept and no proprietary overhead stuff is modifying the core of org-mode (in this example for example).
+-   Really encouraging stuff, thanks :D
+-   Thank you yantar92\` 
+-   Thank you for this wonderful talk!
+-   We appreciate all the work being done
+-   really enjoying this talk as a long time user who hasn't
+    ever really thought about how org mode gets developed (much less
     contributed)
 -   For audio transcription, I use Speech Note (offline) and copy the
     text to orgmode
--   It\'s great to see Carsten, Bastien and Ihor together. I run my life
+-   It's great to see Carsten, Bastien and Ihor together. I run my life
     with orgmode, so we owe you guys a lot :)
--   \<sachac\> I think a huge part of Org Mode is workflow, and that\'s
-    both highly individual and highly social - we learn about what\'s
+-   I think a huge part of Org Mode is workflow, and that's
+    both highly individual and highly social - we learn about what's
     possible by hearing about how other people do things
-
+- Thank you for taking over org! I use it every day and I'm happy to see that org's future is in good hands.
 
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