This is highly off-topic for most on the list, so feel free to ignore, but 
anyone using Leo for single-source documentation generation/conversion, 
including future googlers, please reply with comments or notes on your 
experiences.

I have been advocating the idea of pushing Leo-derived content to DokuWiki 
as a platform for "wiki-publishing" to enable collaborative/community 
editing of content (1 <../d/msg/leo-editor/fSzVi1Rh5Tg/uu85satgb9YJ>, 
2<../d/msg/leo-editor/xf6_HBxlV_c/4RgGYdDh8ywJ>). 
I've also talked about the markup syntax/doc generation tool Txt2tags 
(1<https://groups.google.com/d/msg/leo-editor/nNEnxoohFBM/XkMPQhqhDRsJ>, 
2 <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/leo-editor/HBhBnAyVG3E/UXHC1jq50iYJ> ).

However, I have recently learned of the wiki platform 
Gitit<https://github.com/jgm/gitit#readme>, 
which apparently, like DW, also uses plain-text files rather than a 
database back-end, and integrates not only with git but mercurial (and 
darcs).

Gitit also incorporates the Pandoc <http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/>project 
for its markup syntax, therefore enabling not only markdown but 
reST as a master source input format, while DokuWiki has its own (yet 
another unique) markup syntax 8-( 

With the increasing likelihood that I'll be using Leo as the centerpiece of 
my toolchain, plus the fact that Pandoc is much more actively maintained, 
it's starting to look worth my while to consider switching my "master 
source" content syntax over from Txt2tags to reST. The only downsides are 
that Gitit is a Haskell project rather than Python, and one thing I like 
about Txt2tags is its support for conversion to AsciiDoc, rather than 
Pandoc's direct output to full-blown DocBook XML - but apparently even 
that's in the works in Pandoc's dev version.

Anyone in the Leo community using Gitit, especially for use beyond simple 
code documentation?

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