A bad encounter between my masters thesis and Word is the reason why I avoid it as much as possible. To each their own.
But it’s definitely true that searching for The Perfect Tool (which doesn’t exist) can easily become a form of procrastination. Especially since you can’t know whether this one is The Perfect Tool until you’ve used it for a while, thereby dealing with the learning curve, with extracting your material from the last (Im)Perfect Tool, and so on.
(She says sadly, having just reluctantly removed two Imperfect Tools from the toolkit.)
