Thanks for the reference! I've had a look at a lot of examples and it seems great, but I really dislike the idea of homodirectional delimiters because I fear i

Thanks for the reference! I've had a look at a lot of examples and it seems great, but I really dislike the idea of homodirectional delimiters because I fear it unnecessarily complicates formatting and introduces a pointless risk of collision. That's why I want to only use two kinds of delimiter: - EOL, unless content is continued on the same indentation immediately without a gap, defines a block separation - Strictly heterodirectional delimiters, e.g. () [] {} <>, define inline blocks and nested blocks, or can provide a bypass of the first rule I feel that this design decision will save a lot of time, even though *italics* is technically less characters than {i italics} (however, in Polymath you can also just use a newline and save a character:) i italics