I know from using tools like reveal.js and Deckset that it is fairly easy to adapt to these conventions. If an item is too long to fit, it starts a new slide, or gets broken into multiple slides.All items with images are a new slide: making the image a separate slide, with the text - or note - as caption.Any item with a note are a new slide: item as title, sub items as block quote.All 2nd level items start a new slide, with sub items as bullet list.To answer questions: I imagine it working something like this: I also think this would be a killer “pro” feature that might encourage many people who are holding out to get pro subscriptions. It would be great if I could just keep everything in Dynalist and do the presentation directly from there. Or, if I’m feeling lazy, I use Dropbox Paper which has a half-decent presentation mode. And subscribe to Fast Company Daily, our LinkedIn newsletter.Right now, if I want to do a presentation I first create an outline in Dynalist, then do a bunch of RegEx find/replace commands to import it into Deckset. While we work on the site, we will be continuing to publish news and analysis on our social channels: LinkedIn, Facebook, Medium, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. We have shut down until the situation is resolved. We immediately retained a leading global incident response and cybersecurity firm and together are investigating the situation. Fast Company regrets that such abhorrent language appeared on our platforms and in Apple News, and we apologize to anyone who saw it before it was taken down.
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