| i am in the process of releasing "zen markup language". it's "lighter" than all the other light-markup languages. it's more _powerful_ than the others, including asciidoc. it's also far more agile, and much easier to understand. and i won't allow it to be fragmented, like markdown is. i've coded converters in javascript and other languages. the javascript minimizes well for inclusion in web-pages. i have cross-plat apps, and a web-app converter with a.p.i. output formats include .html, .epub, .mobi, .pdf, and more. if there's anything i haven't thought of, do please tell me. you can reach me at my e-mail address given in my profile. -bowerbird |
BTW, Pandoc (which does do LaTeX math) really needs no improvement, only more widespread implementation (e.g., an online site, and/or a chrome extension coded in javascript.) I suppose its being written in Haskell has been an impediment.