"Robert Clipsham" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > On 29/06/2011 19:14, Walter Bright wrote: >> On 6/29/2011 4:03 AM, Adam Richardson wrote: >>> I'll admit that I looked through to see what I could help out with on >>> the >>> website, but ddoc stopped me in my tracks. >> >> How did it stop you? > > DDoc vs Markdown:
I've used things like markdown and wiki...umm...that other markup with "wiki" in the name...and whatever trac uses quite a bit. While there are a few things about them I found convenient, overall I felt they were horribly limited, constantly getting in the way and preventing me from doing what I want to do, and do too much "magical" modification of what I type. I avoid them and go for straight HTML/CSS whenever I have the opportunity. Not saying DDoc's perfect (haven't really used it, to be honest), but I do know it'll handle any HTML I could possibly want, so I'd *hate* to see a switch to one of those damn "for the idiot masses" blog markups.
