The web of Markdown, part 3
Previous posts on this topic: Oct 6 and Oct 8.
What's new? I've got a browser running, and have been using it for a few weeks. We're not releasing it today because first I want people to think about the format we're using to represent a story, and get feedback, and see if other people can build on the same basis.
Three things to look at today.
The top level picture.
Nine examples.
Download the archive. (Chrome will complain about this link not being "secure," but the archive comes from GitHub, so it's plenty secure -- they must be on a campaign to give sites like mine a black eye. I wouldn't…
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