Edward's recent post about simplifying Leo prompted a question that I've had for some time. How are markdown and reStructured Text different, and more importantly, why (or when) choose one over the other? My guess is that they are different 'dialects' of a similar language, but with somewhat different rules. I also notice that the output files (@clean or @file) differ in the handling of comment sections depending on which @language is selected; @language md creates comments as if the file were an xml or html file, whereas @language rest creates pure rst comments (..) Maybe it's just a personal preference, but others' insights on reasons for their choices would be most welcome.
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