Dear list, based on previous experience to fence small snippets of code in org-mode e.g., for Fortran in a pattern like
```org * example Fortran (not FORTRAN 77) #+begin_src f90 :tangle echo.f90 program test implicit none write (*, '(A)') "Fortran" end program test #+end_src ``` I seek a similar fence to document a pattern in Markdown. An example would be a nested list such as ```markdown * Item 1 * Item 2 - Item 2a + Item 2a1 - Item 2b * Item 3 ``` Contrasting to my anticipation, neither `C-c C-, s` followed by a tentative «md», nor «markdown» yield a box which opens by `C-c '`. Neither table 1, nor 2 on worg's documentation[1] mentions markdown. Is there a special key (similar to f90 for contemporary Fortran) /to tangle/ selected, individually fenced snippets of .md stored in one .org file into one .md file which wasn't yet added to these tables? Or -- given subtle differences in the dialects e.g., by Gruber, GitHub, Pandoc -- is there too little benefit for such an additional bridge, perhaps especially whole .org documents may be rewritten into any of the three forms of .md by pandoc, and `C-c C-e` equally may be configured to export a buffer of running Emacs org-mode to .md? Norwid [1] https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/babel/languages/index.html