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//should not stand out negatively in an email or be broken by email line-wrapping"// Could you give us a reference where you got that from? It would fit as an example for a requirement opposed on a markup language by [[HardLineBreakingEditors]]. Those editors are evil. They are incompatible with the wiki markups out there. Since creole tries to be a common wiki markup language, it has to behave like the others, so its not my personal oppinion that those editors are evil, it's wiki markup out there that makes them evil. Markdown is no WikiMarkup language (therefore). So to answer your question on philosophy: Creole is a wiki markup language (It's all about speed and ease of writing, with the side effect that hard line breaks inserted by software are evil), while markdown is, well, something else.
-- [[ChristophSauer]], 2007-05-09
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108 24-Sep-2008 09:01 47.251 kB 217.218.168.100 to previous
107 24-May-2008 21:26 47.247 kB 24.201.230.79 to previous | to last escape characacter in url answer
106 23-May-2008 19:53 46.839 kB 212.242.206.149 to previous | to last Escape characters in URLs considered bad
105 19-May-2008 14:58 46.067 kB StephenDay to previous | to last answer
104 18-May-2008 17:23 45.863 kB 89.242.167.236 to previous | to last Added discussion on TT tag
103 14-May-2008 08:30 45.52 kB BenKovitz to previous | to last Thanks for the clarification
102 13-May-2008 20:11 45.29 kB StephenDay to previous | to last answer
101 12-May-2008 22:45 45.05 kB BenKovitz to previous | to last Is the example with two opening braces correct?
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