Emacs
I use emacs and emacs-org extensively to get things done (GTD). There is some investment in understanding emacs and its usefulness. For me it essentially meets my desire to read, write and edit documents. It is very much text-based, but does have features for reading and editing formatted files. However, this is not my preferred method. Rather, this is borne out my desire to encapsulate my digital creations easily. Enter emacs.
Emacs-Org
This takes emacs to a note taking hierarchy, which note taking for me completely is, and making this into a digital format that is easily transported and rendered into formatted documents; namely PDF.
So this post is merely a test of using emacs-org and org2blog
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