Draft.in

[idraax]

 One of my favorite writing sites of all time is Draft.in because it's so minimal and you can co-edit on it. I don't get distracted by formatting or any buttons and can just write. Plus, you can organize things in different folders and stuff. It's more like a stripped down version of google docs to be honest. 

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[meridian_rose]

Oooh :) I use Word, Scrivener, Google docs, depending on what I'm doing, but I often find myself using internettypewriter for the reasons you mention, when I'm doing a first draft. This looks similar, I'll have to check it out :)

[idraax]

Cool! I never got the hang of Scrivener and all the buttons looked intimidating. Draft.in was the only one I really managed to stick to, so I've been writing a lot on it.

[meridian_rose]

Scrivener does take time to learn and it's not that useful for short things.
I have found it invaluable however for trying to keep all my snippets together for novel length works, especially since I tend not to write in a linear fashion and it allows you to drag and drop, make folders for chapters etc!
It's always great to find something that fits how you work best :)

[idraax]

Yeah! I have a good memory, so I know which snippets belong together. XD I just stick them all in one giant doc until they're ready to be posted elsewhere. I write in short bursts, so Scrivener doesn't really work for me.