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It sounds like Creole is the same as Markdown, in the sense that it's "trying to find a balance between different languages." It seems that it's not a standard
by Dru89 13y ago
It sounds like Creole is the same as Markdown, in the sense that it's "trying to find a balance between different languages." It seems that it's not a standard that everyone supports, it's a common denominator that eventually other people will add more features to.
Also, he says that StackOverflow supports an "alternative" link style such as <http://www.google.com> http://www.google.com>, but I'm pretty sure that's a standard. http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#autolink http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#autolink
- smackfu 13y agoI assume a lot of implementers ignore that autolink syntax because it's much easier to just escape all less-than and greater-than signs to prevent any HTML.
- Tobu 13y agoWho ignores the <link> syntax? The html is generally handled like this: parse the Markdown syntax and render as html, then parse, whitelist, and render the html.
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