By "guide to Markdown", do you mean a syntax reference? You could link directly to the syntax page rather than the overall general Markdown page:
<http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax> What do you mean by "Google's design"? Can you post one or more links illustrating what you mean? Are you talking about aesthetics? Usability? If you expect a particular kind of target audience you may want to write your own guide. For example, if you know 90% of them will just use the very basic features, then you could explain those briefly and point them to Gruber's page for the rest. --Andy On Jun 16, 2012, at 8:40 AM, Mikkel Bang wrote: > I just assumed that Markdown, being as big as it is, would have some proper > looking docs that's all. Not necessarily proper to you and me, but to the > entire world population. A document, or a design rather, that tries to find a > common ground. Something universal, of which I believe Google's design is a > perfect example. > > I'll pray for a Markdown tutorial that doesn't look like some chick's tattoo. > That doesn't write pages up and pages down about Markdown's history - but > something straight to the point that ordinary people (non-geeks or whatever) > can easily understand. > > Mikkel > > 2012/6/16 Mikkel Bang <[email protected]> > Hello! > > Is there a simpler, better designed guide to Markdown than > http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ that I can refer my forum users > to? Something Googleish-looking. Or do forum owners usually end up having to > write their own guides? > > Thank you! > > Mikkel
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