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by ForSpareParts
70 days ago
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As somebody who is currently trying to use structured markdown in obsidian for knowledge management and finding it a bit challenging, I agree with the author that markdown is not the ideal language for what he and I are trying to do with it, and that we'd probably be better served by something else. But I'm not necessarily convinced such a language would find a lot of adoption, because I suspect that most people using markdown aren't doing what we're doing, and are quite well served by what's there. Actually, I'm one of those people about 90% of the time -- I have never thought about any of this stuff while writing a readme or a forum post, and that's what MD is actually for. How many users are out there clamoring for a completely unambiguous markup language optimized for parsing and extensibility? |
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