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If the one and only truth is that bold and italics are both emphasis, one weaker, one stronger, then you are right. But i never thought of these both elements in that way before, and as you can see in this discussions, from the decisions made by the people at wikisym, and from what I hear from endusers they don't agree either.
Creole will always sound weired in some aspect to native speakers on foreign territory (engines). But in the end we are all foreigners somewhere. So we are all "simply wrong" and "make no sense" to someone sometimes ;).
Don't see creole as a standard repleacing your markup, please. Take a look at the [Implementation] alternatives, like the "extra creole edit button", that will keep your markup completely seperate from creole. This button will make wikis inviting for people that might be an asset to communities using your engine, but don't know your markup.
-- [Christoph] 8-Sep-2006
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