LaTeX Publishing a Paper: Using ShareLaTeX for Generalized Fns

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The discussion centers on the use of ShareLaTeX for publishing a paper on Generalized fractional logarithm and dilogarithm functions. The user appreciates the ease of online compilation and PDF conversion offered by ShareLaTeX. Concerns are raised about the security of unpublished papers when using online platforms, suggesting that compiling documents locally may be safer. The debate highlights the trade-off between convenience and security in the publishing process. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of considering both usability and document security when choosing a platform for academic publishing.
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I am in the process of publishing a paper on Generalized fractional logarithm and associated dilogarithm function. I am using the following site sharelatex which seems easy to follow and I like the idea of compiling online and converting to PDF so easily . Do you have experience with this site ? .
 
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Why wouldn't you just use your own editor? I think you are taking a leap of faith to put an un-published paper on some random site to compile for you. If it was me, I know the paper would be secure until submitted if I compiled my own document.
 

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