Mariner Write (really bad font display/spacing for many years now, only english, carbon - so it needs to be rewritten for future OSX releases, will they do that? I'm unsure.) Nisus (Nearest competitor but Nisus doesn't support soft hyphen!, I simply cannot work without soft hyphen.), for me Neo Office is the best of these beasts.) Mellel is not bloated like all the "Office" suites (Neo, OO, MS, are all to slow. The last days I've tested many word processors and I found Mellel to be the best so far, There are good options on the Mac platform besides the huge, feature-intensive office suites (though these are still essential in some situations). The only way to choose the best word processor for your use is to try what's out there. Also, if you use Spell Catcher, Mellel will not allow automatic replacement, which can create issues with bulleted lists since Spell Catcher has to backspace to make corrections. It's also a fine word processor, and contains more advance features, though Mariner Write is still more streamlined. I've noticed that Mellel has come up a lot on this page. This is a minor issue in the end, and no software is perfect. With some fonts, you end up with the occasional ugly gap between letters.
My only real complaint is something that's come up several times on this page: improper spacing of characters. It's quick to open and respond, and its essential features for my purposes are more easily accessible and intuitive than in any other word processor I've tried. For my needs-taking class notes and writing short and medium-length papers-Mariner Write achieves the perfect balance of features and weight. Ultimately, what word processor is best comes down to personal preference and needs there will never be a definitive end to this debate.
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