> ...is any site that's created with minimal tools and publishing those
> tools adhering to these principles?

That's a good question; I await Lionel's response. Also, I changed the
subject line for this branch of the conversation.

My take from the article was that WriteOnly had two purposes (though
things may have changed since then):


 1. Simplify writing and publishing

Primarily by making it simpler, so the author doesn't have to think
about the publishing process. Just write in a simple plaintext format,

First, hello!

I read the article recently, and resonated with some of it. Here's 
some things that came to mind, in no particular order. We can 
split this into different threads if anyone is actually interested 
in discussing any of these.



1. The proposed experience almost sounds like the Remarkable 
e-paper tablet.

I have an rm2, and it shares ~80% of the design ideas: