> I don't think the ability to mark emphasis is likely to lead to abuse. > Also, even if you plan on primarily interacting with Gemini in your > terminal, let me point out that a lot of terminals support italics > nowadays. And if your terminal doesn't, it can just ignore it. I don't know if this has been pointed out before, but you can get rendering similar to man pages (which has things like bold and underline IIRC) by using troff; it should I think be fairly easy to parse, although I have not tried it myself. The beautiful thing of troff in this context is that there is also a designated MIME type text/troff [RFC4263]; they also have a https-site [TROFF]. [RFC4263] https://www.iana.org/go/rfc4263 [TROFF] https://troff.org/
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