On Mon, 10 Oct 2011 10:41:15 -0500
Kent Tenney <[email protected]> wrote:
> And "-->" is 2 more chars than "/" in a string that's already pretty long
Using '/' in place of '-->'
+1.0 it's shorter
+1.0 it's more familiar for path component separation
-0.5 it would break existing UNLs unless we support both
-1.0 it will probably cause escaping to be seen more frequently,
because '/' is more likely to occur in a headline than '-->'
-1.0 Edward doesn't like it
+1.0 Kent likes it
+/-1.0 ...gah, forgot my final, neutral, point, oh well
Cheers -Terry
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