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You're missing a bit the point. Markdown is today a family of flavors and tools, not just the original format made 2 decades ago. Yes, not all flavors have the
by slightwinder 5y ago
You're missing a bit the point. Markdown is today a family of flavors and tools, not just the original format made 2 decades ago. Yes, not all flavors have the same syntax, not all tools have the same abilities. Markdown-family today is quite chaotic, but also moving and consolidating. It's constantly evolving and moving forward. And while org-mode in it's single-app-cage provides a better offer in it's specific focus of abilities, markdown is not worse in general and also beats org-mode in other aspects.
And in the meanwhile we also have tools emerging which start to beat org-mode&emacs even in their own strong points. One crucial apsect here is that markdown never had the strong focus on task-managment that org-mode had. This changed in the last years.
- zelphirkalt 5y agoHmmm. You are not really bringing any examples and we have moved the goalpost to all markdown dialects in existence and call it "markdown family" now. I think you will have to be more specific there to convince me.