> Date: Sat, 2 Jul 2016 21:39:34 GMT > From: Karl Berry <[email protected]> > > I'd just like to mention that your preferred convention of surrounding > key sequences with braces is perfectly reasonable on its own, but it's > unlike any other GNU Emacs (or GNU in general) documentation. (Which is > why Texinfo doesn't support it directly.) > > If hyperbole users are most likely not reading anything else, that's > fine, but if they might be looking at the Emacs (or Info or ...) > documentation, it seems like it could be rather confusing. As in > wondering why hyperbole's key sequences are always surrounded by braces, > does that make them different from Emacs key sequences, if they're > supposed to type the braces, etc.
I fully agree, FWIW. Deviating from accepted standards is not a good idea, as it will interfere with reading the manual, especially when a manual is used as a reference, without reading all of its introductory parts, where this notation is probably explained. So I recommend to stick with the standard markup.
