Consider djot for the comparison list too.
It seems like a well designed and thorough superset of markdown.
It seems like a well designed and thorough superset of markdown.
However I'm skeptical that any format that compromises the editing experience will gain traction with users. For example, djot requires a blank line before nested lists (at least in the default mode) which requires writing lists in a way that I've never seen anyone write in an email because it groups nested items incorrectly in the raw text.