On Thu, Jul 11, 2019 at 11:33:27AM +0200, Carsten Bormann wrote: > Using a more human-centric authoring language (markdown, LaTex if that > rocks your boat) and then translating to XML does introduce the > occasional error condition where you actually have to look at the XML > [...] Just to clarify: TeX very much does not please me, except for the fact that there are good BUI collaborative editors for it. My preference is very much for XML, but with a UI that hides it as well as LyX hides TeX from the user. > On the comments about stability: For a decade, RFCXMLv2 has had the > advantage that it was relatively stable (defined by a single > implementation that for most of that period wasn’t hacked much).. That > advantage is not available for RFCXMLv3. Authoring formats such as > markdown might be instrumental in bridging the period of instability. v3 will have that advantage in a few years :) Nico --
