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> It's set in stone on the license. Markdown-related projects have been using "Markdown" in the name for years (in violation of the license). Gruber has yet to
by pyre 12y ago
> It's set in stone on the license.
Markdown-related projects have been using "Markdown" in the name for years (in violation of the license). Gruber has yet to get upset at "Github flavored Markdown" or "MultiMarkdown" for example. Methinks that it has less to do with the name, and more to do with their motive of becoming the new de facto Markdown spec that has Gruber up-in-arms.
- tzs 12y ago"github flavored markdown" sounds like a fork. "standard markdown" sounds like ownership. Not my project but shitty "standard justin" on Twitter [1] That. Exactly that. John Gruber in response to the above tweet [2] [1] https://twitter.com/justin/status/507304506007515136 https://twitter.com/justin/status/507304506007515136 [2] https://twitter.com/gruber/status/507305771265454080 https://twitter.com/gruber/status/507305771265454080