On 08/19/15 16:17, Martin Winter wrote:
> I think the most important feature of Markdown is that it’s in a
> readable format
> without using any pre-processor. Everyone can read it as a simple text
> file.

That also describes well-written TeX.

I can see why MarkDown would be a good idea for an unimportant document
that can be rewritten later -- it's a rather minimal set of mark-up --
but it doesn't seem helpful for something non-trivial that should be
rendered and displayed in a pretty form for the majority of readers.

TeX, by contrast, has longevity and high flexibility.

-- 
James Carlson         42.703N 71.076W         <[email protected]>

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