LaTeX

Social sciences and humanities researchers, what is the final push that you decided to use LaTeX? : r/LaTeX
Are there illustrations on the struggle of Word on formatting in comparing with LaTeX? : r/LaTeX
Dễ dàng chèn ảnh, bảng, sơ đồ, mục lục, ghi chú, song ngữ, trích dẫn theo đúng ý
figures, graphics, index, table of contents, table of abbreviations, footnotes, references, bibliography, etc.

20220103_Appt_Brief.pdf
Georgia Supreme Court argument, the Presiding Justice commended a TikZ graphic in a brief I wrote in LaTeX. See the 40:05 mark of S22G0019 Hall et al. v. Davis Lawn Care Service, Inc., et al. The video is here: https://www.gasupreme.us/oral-arguments-april-19-2022/

I think the answer is simply that LaTeX has a large network effect, and the benefit of interactiveness and responsiveness is small, making it still the dominant recommendation on writing complicate documents. Only when the interactiveness or responsiveness of the medium is necessary to convey the message that the authors have to use a non-LaTeX tool.

Food for thoughts:

• The Network Effects Manual: 16 Different Network Effects (and counting)
• What advantage does *TeX provide over modern tools like HTML+CSS+js?
• Why books donʼt work
• How can we develop transformative tools for thought?

How can I convert my TeX-illiterate coworkers to LaTeX?