On Wed, Sep 22, 2021, at 8:58 PM, Draco Metallium(Rodrigo S. Cañibano) wrote: > Hi! > > I was going to send a long and passionate defence for the inclusion of > the horizontal rule (or "The Thematic Break" according to mozilla web > docs) when a line started with three hyphens. But on the last > paragraph I just realize I had to check the mailing list archive > before, and it turns out it had been already proposed, and not only > that, but I can't find a counter argument: There's nothing to stop you from using three hyphens on a line to suggest a horizontal rule/thematic break. It's just not in the Gemini spec so whether or not a client supports it depends entirely on the client's developer. Likewise with asterisks for Markdown-style italics and bold, but a line that begins with an asterisk will still be rendered as an item in an unordered list even if there's a terminating asterisk in that line, because using * for unordered lists /is/ in the spec. -- Matthew Graybosch https://starbreaker.org "The lies you tell yourself are the lies that define you." #include <disclaimer.h>
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