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1) Due to natural inertia there exists to leave things alone that aren’t overtly broken, I doubt there would be a lot of cases in which people would feel so inc
by pen2l 7y ago
1) Due to natural inertia there exists to leave things alone that aren’t overtly broken, I doubt there would be a lot of cases in which people would feel so inclined to convert to a different format
2) If people do need to convert it, at least it’s a simple enough spec that conversion shouldn’t require a Herculean amount of effort (I bet there already exist converters that others have written)
- bhaak 7y agoAs Markdown is available in a plethora of dialects, it's likely any given converter doesn't work 100% correct with the dialect at hand. Granted, that's only a weak argument against Markdown. I rarely encountered converters that would work 100% correct for any given textual format.