Based on
\nhttp:\/\/www.codinghorror.com\/blog\/2012\/10\/the-future-of-markdown.html a
\npost by Jeff Atwood, where he introduces his ideas for standardizing
\nMarkdown for the future. <\/p>\n
Quote I don’t want to extend Markdown by adding tons of crazy new
\nfunctionality, or radically change the way it currently works, or
\nanything like that. I’d be opposed to such changes. I just want to
\nsolidify and standardize the simple, useful version of Markdown that
\nis working so well for everyone right now. I want there to be an
\nunambiguous, basic standard that everyone using Markdown can expect to
\nwork in the same way across all web sites in the world when they begin
\ntyping.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Based on http:\/\/www.codinghorror.com\/blog\/2012\/10\/the-future-of-markdown.html a post by Jeff Atwood, where he introduces his ideas for standardizing Markdown for the future. Quote I don’t want to extend Markdown by adding tons of crazy new functionality, or radically change the way it currently … Continue reading