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by dspillett
256 days ago
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> At least HTML retained <i> and <b> when it introduced <em> and <strong>. That is not as practical with markdown though, as you are working with a limited set of practical character combinations. > Styles, like words, can have several meanings This is one of the reasons why there are many markdown alternatives that behave slightly differently: not everyone writes plain text mark-up with the same intentions. This isn't something you can solve with a single markdown version, so we have to accept that each could, and probably will, work a little differently. |
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