Agreed. In fact I detest Markdown, and use a subset of HTML for all of my notes. It's much more syntactically consistent and easier to read. I know <b> means bo

Agreed. In fact I detest Markdown, and use a subset of HTML for all of my notes. It's much more syntactically consistent and easier to read. I know <b> means bold and I don't have to memorize how many asterisks correspond to bold vs. italic vs. underline. It's also so much easier to just slap a stylesheet on .html files and they can be opened up as-is, beautifully presented, in a web browser, without any need of a rendering step.