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This is XML without the < and >
by tnolet 7mo ago
This is XML without the < and >
- Diti 7mo agoYeah, why not go directly the route of custom HTML elements in Markdown anyway, since HTML inside Markdown is valid?
- mbreese 7mo agoMy guess is parsability. It’s easier to look for sentinel ``` blocks as opposed to building an HTML processor. An XML processor would have been easier, but people like Markdown. So, here we are. At least, that would’ve my rationale.