When you already have messy handwriting, writing on ipad is even harder. I’ve found that using Seyes ruling improves my handwriting a lot, and is even more useful for drawing figures in my notes. Where normal ruling has one line per line of text, seyes has four, and it has vertical lines forming a square grid. I found a pdf template online that works great here: Séyès Paper (light) - Notability Gallery , I wish I could use it in marginnote notebooks but it I can’t: it doesn’t let me upload the same pdf more than once, which limits me to 1 page. I can get around this by uploading an image, but that’s annoying, I have to do it for every new page, and it doesn’t work for cards, which is where I do most of my handwriting. I converted the pdf to jpeg and it takes up 10x as much space – maybe there’s a better way. In any case, I would really love it if the developers added seyes ruling as an option alongside blank, dotted, and regular ruling. That way, it would be available in notebooks, notes and mindmaps. It would be especially useful in mindmaps, because the vertical rulings help you to write vertically, and the extra horizontal lines are great for writing in different sizes.
I think other people might really appreciate it, even if they don’t know about Seyes ruling yet. If it was an option, they might try it out and take great notes. In my experience, it goes a long way in improving legibility of writing and figures, and it’s especially useful for math. If I wasn’t feeling lazy I’d upload a side by side of my notes with seyes vs regular ruling, and you’d see a big difference.
If I sound like I’m trying to sell it, it’s because I am. I spend many hours a day in Marginnote, and seyes paper would make the whole experience even better by some marginal amount.