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First choose what you want to do this time, and then bring in the information you really need at the moment.
For Lime, starting, bringing data, continuing to modify, and saving results are different stages of the same thing. The focus of product capabilities is to sequence these steps, not to make the page lively.
After opening it, decide what to do this time and then bring the information in. In this way, users are faced with tasks, not a bunch of interface structures that need to be understood first.
Articles, screenshots, highlights and old drafts can all be dropped into the current project. Drafting, continuing writing, rewriting, and organizing the results continue along the same path without having to restart each step.
The master draft, version, notes, and next steps will all remain in the project. What really saves time is not getting one version of the answers at once, but not having to explain the background from scratch next time you come back.
There can be many pages, but these are the only types of really high-frequency actions. Only when these categories are arranged in order will users feel that the product is a whole.
First choose what you want to do this time, and then bring in the information you really need at the moment.
Web pages, screenshots, highlights, and old drafts are returned directly to the project without having to be moved manually.
Drafting, continuation, rewriting and editing all continue in one path.
The main draft, notes and next steps will be retained, and the project will not be broken into one answer.
It’s certainly quick to get one version of the results in one Q&A, but the real trouble in long-term projects is the subsequent series of actions. Lime’s value lies in the latter string.
It is suitable for those who need to continue to add information, change the structure, and change the tone after writing the first version.
It is suitable for scenarios where Xiaohongshu, public account, summary and comment area hooks need to be processed together.
Suitable for long-term projects, rather than just pursuing one version of results at a time.
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