> Markdown isn't designed for creating HTML reasons: * a third party tool produces different results from other third party tools * the chosen third party to

> Markdown isn't designed for creating HTML reasons: * a third party tool produces different results from other third party tools * the chosen third party tool works from the command line * because un-official docs say so its document markup specifically to be rendered to html, its not html abstraction, if it was html abstraction, it would be looking like haml instead - - - "![]()" doesn't look like an image, "" does, and would be really hard to mistake for anything else thats like complaining about the use of brackets in C by just saying, "`{([])}` looks unreadable, doesn't it?" - - - "Markdown is good for limited use cases. Use it for README files on github." and yet you just spent an entire blog post complaining about that exact series of use cases zero alternatives mentioned to complaints raised, pre-emptive insults against those who might have issue with a poor article