Markdown is not the future.
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Expect you've already read it, but dropping the ref for others.
wrote up a good piece on markdown earlier this year:
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Interesting article, thanks. But it sounds like the old N+1 standards approach (xkcd.com/927/) What do you think of org-mode as the answer? Very readable, way more complete (todo's, tables, tags...) and in use by a large community for decades.
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*A very large community of developers π
I think org-mode is inaccessible to 95% of people who arenβt programmers.
WYSIWYG block-based editors are the most democratising + useable medium weβve seen to date, and developing new standards is inevitable and not inherently bad
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Take that with a large grain of salt though. π
I personally found org-mode hard to work in. And Iβm actively involved in projects to expand and standardise block-based interfaces. Strong bias towards my own research interests.
Expect you've already read it, but dropping the ref for others. π
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1/ We've been working a new protocol at @hashintel
It's called the block protocol (but NOT about blockchain or NFTs!)
It allows you to build reusable blocks (aka. components) that are interchangeable across website/apps
It takes a minute to explain, but Iβve drawn picturesβ¦
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Understood. The vertical learning 'curve' of org+emacs has held it back. *But* its capabilities cover most needs of TFT/PKM tools, so it could be used for interop. EG my own works w because they both read/write plain text org - zero effort integration.
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Appreciate itβs an incredibly flexible and empowering format for some % of people who might need TFTs related to knowledge management π
I just worry itβs not as accessible to people with no programming experience (or desire to gain any), which is likely the higher % of folks
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