I primarily use Markdown in all my note-taking and blog-writing. It’s fine for it, for me. But lots of these criticisms of Markdown resonated with me. I know it

I primarily use Markdown in all my note-taking and blog-writing. It’s fine for it, for me. But lots of these criticisms of Markdown resonated with me. I know it’s a rough analogy, but I’m waiting for Markdown’s “TypeScript”, so to speak: A markup language that is a superset of Markdown, but adds a lot of value by addressing some (the more the better) of the usability and predictability deficiencies pointed out in this blog post.