Oh, I see. It's an alternative to Markdown itself. Interesting. Ambitious, but interesting. MD does have some serious warts. It would be nice if you could pro

Oh, I see. It's an alternative to Markdown itself. Interesting. Ambitious, but interesting. MD does have some serious warts. It would be nice if you could provide a shorter summary of the differences, mainly the pain points it solves and how it solves it. A few notes so far: * Markdown has [named link references] that clean up inline links a lot. I didn't know about them until recently. * How do you specify the language for code blocks so they can be syntax highlighted? That seems like a missing feature, and one I won't be able to work without. * I agree that header delims in Markdown seem literally backwards. ### seems like a more primary header than ## or #, and === more than --- when under the text. * I also agree that h4-6 are useless, but I would need h3 at least. This project is interesting, and I'd like to see it gain traction, at least in discussions. I started a similar experimental language in 90s.dev for similar reasons. [named link references]: https://github.com/sdegutis/90s.dev/compare/6d83a384e5aec81c6a73922ddb792028930b13ff%5E..de0ffee8a9ccb18a147aea95956bf59e66334e7e https://github.com/sdegutis/90s.dev/compare/6d83a384e5aec81c...