I'm not sure what point you're referring to that I'm missing. Here's my point: People don't need to wait for Gruber to make a standard; Gruber doesn't hold eno

I'm not sure what point you're referring to that I'm missing. Here's my point: People don't need to wait for Gruber to make a standard; Gruber doesn't hold enough power to prevent the adoption of a Markdown-like standard. The adoption of the standard will correlate with the value that it brings. I am not saying the rest of the stuff you think that I am saying; I was just responding to your argument. This initiative is obviously the right thing to do, or at least try to do. I completely agree with this statement. Feel free to impugn me. It is your right to; actually, it is your obligation to if the situation calls for it.