On 2021-02-27, at 19:31, Phillip Hallam-Baker <phill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > pandoc markdown used by Carsten's tool That would be a different tool. Kramdown-rfc is based on kramdown, one of the longstanding well-established markdown parsers. (Its github history reaches back 12 years to 2008, and it already was an established project by then. By the way, kramdown is a Patreon creator — if you like kramdown-rfc, you may want to consider becoming a patron to its parent project.) Pandoc combines another well-established markdown parser with a generator and conversion machinery to and from arcane formats, including MOOX (Microsoft’s Open Office XML, specifically .docx). Pandoc is sometimes used as a supplement to other markdown tools just for its math handling capabilities. (Pandoc would have taken the world already, but development requires ghc, the Glasgow Haskell compiler, which is a self-bootstrapping compiler that can be rather capricious to install. A threshold that is worth crossing!) Grüße, Carsten
