> TeX is great unless you've got some kind of aversion to learning how to do > what you want > to do. troff is the same way.
I have used TeX for a university paper, and I think the result looked great. I might use this language to generate TeX, HTML, … Most likely my project will die, since that what’s happens to most projects, but I prefer the syntax of this language over TeX and troff. > Your language seems fine, but it's not a useful replacement for > Markdown, because it's clearly aimed at something entirely different. Yup. I realize that now. There are some visual similarities, but the goals are totally different. This is more like a markup language that tries to be as transparent as possible.
