for me it is like html, xml, css. same thing. and remember opensource.
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2017-07-31 2:55 GMT-03:00 egalitarian :
> I'd like to write documents for long-term archival.
>
> For example, I want to write diary and read it after 3 decades.
> Perhaps, I g
Will there be breaking changes in reStructuredText format in the
foreseeable future?
On Monday, July 31, 2017 at 6:50:47 PM UTC+9, K Dunn wrote:
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> While no one will guarantee this for you, I can't foresee any reason why
> you won't be able to open a text file 30 years from now.
>
> I've opene
While no one will guarantee this for you, I can't foresee any reason why
you won't be able to open a text file 30 years from now.
I've opened text files from the mid 90's (so ~20 years ago), and they are
readable and work as expected. The text file format existed prior to that,
so it has a really
I'd like to write documents for long-term archival.
For example, I want to write diary and read it after 3 decades.
Perhaps, I get to live another 100 years due to technological advances.
Will I be able to write diary or take note in reStructuredText and render
it in 3 decades or 100 years?
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