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I liked the initiative, the ideals and so on. But even a simple information I couldn’t find: does it supports markdown?
It supports some markdown syntaxes, e.g. for heading, * for bullets, etc.
The image posted above is NOT markdown.
Headings for ex h3 are ### text not # # # text
text is a blockquote not “a toggle list” whatever that means
Highlighting should be ==text==
There is no such thing as a “dots divider”
The todo list I think is also incorrect.
Why the devs are calling this markdown who knows. I guess they do not read things, dngaf. If you dont want to support markdown then dont support markdown. For some reason this really irks me. It will confuse new MD users.
