Re: Sparse documentation format, rST vs MD

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On Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 12:56 AM, Josh Triplett <josh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I personally find the Markdown format *much* closer to normal text

Same here. But I know I am biased.

> formatting in email, and I'd highly recommend using it.  I'm not sure
> why the kernel picked reStructuredText, but I don't think there's likely
> to be a huge amount of cross-pollination between the two in terms of
> documentation.  In particular, you're unlikely to want to borrow files
> from the kernel given the different license.

Mostly just submitting-patches.rst for the Signed-off-by part.
For the coding style we can just point to the Linux kernel one.

I think it is fine to have a few *documents* remain GPL in sparse.
It is not link to any source file. It is not a source file at all.
I don't think any one will nick pick the license detail on this.

Chris
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