Did you know this feature existed?
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Hey All.
Did you know the TK feature existed?
I was writing another article tonight when I decided to check out the keyboard shortcuts for Medium.
I stumbled across this FAQ article by Medium: What is TK?
I thought it was really cool to learn about the TK feature and it is interesting to see it in action.
Here’s a screenshot of what my screen looks like while writing this piece.
Say that five times fast.
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Inception any one?
And…..we are back to the regular article. Sorry for the random tangent. My brain went “Oooo. Taking a screenshot of the article you are currently writing is kind of meta. It feels a little bit like inception. You should take another screenshot of the screenshot.”
And here we are. You are wondering what you just witnessed. I’m feeling a little awkward. It’s all good. If you can’t have fun writing why write at all.
Back to what I actually wanted to talk to you about the TK feature. Ooo there is another one on the side of my screen. Focus Jeff. Snap out of it.
Okay I am back for real this time. The T K feature is an incredibly cool feature that I just learned about not even five minutes ago. It creates a little highlight to the side of your article to remind you to come back and check something. I have a feeling I will be using them religiously to manage all of my tangents. Maybe that’s what it stands for Tangent Killer.
If you are like me and blasted past the tutorial when you first started your Medium account, you many want to go back through them again. They are well worth the read. You can do this by clicking the little three dots in the top right corner and select “Hints and keyboard shortcuts.”
Happy reading.
-Jeff The GOAT JOAT
P.S. Medium even kindly reminds you that you have edits left after you go to publish the story.
This is pretty cool.
