Ciao PMario
*On Underscore*
__ double-underscore can be a start and - underscore slash could be stop _/
> ??? or triple underscore ___ as stop. I personally wouldn't have a big
> problem with those combinations.
A few points.
1 - I AGREE that underscore is BETTER for INLINE than BLOCK.
Visually "_" initiates an implying that "sequestered" text (i.e.
contained *_text bits__*) will be styled.
It really is better for inline, but never blocks.
So, IMO, (please note) I don't think it should be used for BLOCKS
even if it is NOT used for inline (hope this is clear!)
2 - One issue is that visually in some proportional fonts (i.e. not
mono-spaced in editor) it can get much harder to see on small screens (i.e.
smartphones) the difference between open and closed.
3 - I'm slightly concerned it will confuse users used to the EXISTING
method for underlining.
Best wishes
TT
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