I would wrap the markdown in a gigantic < pre > so that when noscript is enabled, you end up seeing at leat markdown, and not a wall of letters. As for advanta

I would wrap the markdown in a gigantic < pre > so that when noscript is enabled, you end up seeing at leat markdown, and not a wall of letters. As for advantages of this, it seems like it would be better for a more open web. If you put this on the web, it doesn't matter where you serve it from, I can send you really good well formed patches. On thing the web currently lacks is the ability to participate at a web scale. If I see something that I can improve and can get to the source, I'll send a patch or pull request. These days 'view source' means 'view generated code that nobody has seen'. This gets back to the roots of the web.