We already have enough in my eyes. The top 18 either already exist or have nothing to do with hypertext markup language. - -- we already have ol, ul and li --

We already have enough in my eyes. The top 18 either already exist or have nothing to do with hypertext markup language. - -- we already have ol, ul and li --- -- that is an hr ?,! -- Why? this is part of sentences [], [x] -- this can be done with very little work in html standardized by the w3c, but no semantic meaning ,*, ** -- this already looks like an headache to parse, but we already have html tags that do this better like p // -- <!--never heard of html comments?!--> #, ##, ###, ####, ##### -- you literally cite h1-h5 > -- we have literally the q element This looks more like an mix of markdown, an programminglanguage and html