@Spocke - Thanks for dropping by Spocke. I don't think that Markdown could entirely replace TinyMCE but perhaps make way for people to start considering other options. TinyMCE is all many users have every known, so of course if you were to ask them if they want to keep it, more than likely they'd say yes, since they may not have experienced anything else. For basic blogging, it's exciting to have Markdown in the mix. It helps to get people ready for new options in future. I've actually seen a lot of non-devs embracing it. Seems like most developers are more comfortable just using html. At any rate, I'm enjoying the discussion around the options for rich text editing, since it's such a fundamental part of publishing.