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Gemtext is a bit less capable than markdown, isn't it? IE there's no inline images.

• xigoi 4y ago
  The whole point is that the client decides the presentation. If it wants to display images as inline, it will, if not, it won't.
  • LAC-Tech 4y ago
    Right, I guess the gemini browsers I tried did not display them inline.
    • xigoi 4y ago
      I think Lagrange (the fanciest Gemini browser I know of) has the option to do that.
• rcarmo 4y ago
  There are, but the markup is too simple and too "pure" to be useful in any meaningful way.
  • qudat 4y ago
    It’s great for journals and people that like to tinker with a simple spec. I wrote a similar spec for lists: https://lists.sh/spec https://lists.sh/spec The renderer is crazy simple when you can figure out the type by reading the first 4 chars of each line.
  • SoftTalker 4y ago
    That's just an opinion. The reason nobody (relatively speaking) uses Markdown to author web pages is also that it's too simple to be useful.
    • rcarmo 4y ago
      I have 8000 pages that say it isn't: https://taoofmac.com/static/graph https://taoofmac.com/static/graph