Like Sanity, this author has expanded three paragraphs of content into 600 lines of text. I'm an avid reader but that doesn't mean I want to reread the same reworded premise over and over.
Like Sanity, this author has expanded three paragraphs of content into 600 lines of text. I'm an avid reader but that doesn't mean I want to reread the same reworded premise over and over.
*snort* this is mischievous but funny.
But I think that such a format should keep rich text separate from structure, in the same way that CSS keeps style separate from content. Content structure in a web environment is inherently complex, so there should be a standardized way to link markdown-style simple "pages" that have linear or shallow tree structures, to build the superstructure of a complete web site.
In my opinion that lack of a specific format for structure is what is limiting the growth of common tools for rich content. Wikis are the only example I know of an attempt to create such a format, but it works by having basically no structure, just uniquely named pages and hyperlinks between them.