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The problem is that once Gruber embraced ambiguity and encouraged lots of people to make whatever they want and call it "Markdown," it's hard to say "no, no, yo
by danielweber 12y ago
The problem is that once Gruber embraced ambiguity and encouraged lots of people to make whatever they want and call it "Markdown," it's hard to say "no, no, you can't call this one specific thing Markdown."
IANAL.
- albedoa 12y agoHe's not telling them they can't — he's saying they shouldn't. Those are very different things.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- jfb 12y agoIt's less like he's saying they're wrong and more like he's saying they're rude.
- erroca 12y agoThere's a difference between a fork (flavour), and just claiming ownership, which is what this is.