Similar to the way we can view and edit HTML code directly from a web page
WYSIWYG editor, it would be empowering to have that same ability in Word. I
wish to have the ability to view and edit document "markup" directly(albeit
with rules), in addition to Word's WYSIWIG menu commands for visual
presentation (page layout, formatting, etc.) In a web document, sometimes
things get to looking weird, and aren't very clear from the WYSIWYG alone,
and a good HTML code editor can clue us in on the issue quickly when you know
what you're looking at. Otherwise, it's invisible, and sometimes not very
clear where the formatting went wrong.

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