Benct Philip Jonsson

A possible value for the representation of flag attributes in the AST would be `true`: `element.checked` would be true in boolean context but you could also do `if ( element.checked...

> Of course, it might be possible to handle it a different way in HTML – leaving the `` tags and adding a CSS class, then adjusting things with CSS....

For me, in my experience with Pandoc Markdown, the annoying thing is that the content of *all* list items gets wrapped in paragraphs/becomes "loose" if only *a single* item contains...

> Although this is true, it is nicer to allow distinctions to be made without English-language labels. If it is up to the renderer the labels can be in any...

@jgm I wrote a JS filter which converts symbols looking like a decimal `:331:` or hexadecimal `:0x14b:` number into the Unicode character with the corresponding codepoint ‹ŋ›. I also wrote...

@terefang I like the idea but not the "syntax": we already have the colons so the full {HT,X}ML entity syntax is overkill and the `#`/`#x` stuff is a PITA when...

With my current filters `:100:` is indeed ambiguous: you need to run the emoji filter before the chars filter and use `:0x64:` for the char. My idea was to use...

FWIW `:100:` with my current filters is not a huge problem because you can run the emoji filter before the chars filter and nobody in their right mind would use...

@terefang I'm mostly with @jgm: what to do with symbols should be up to filters/renderers but some more permitted characters between the colons to allow a bit of "Hungarian typing"...

@Omikhleia Absolutely: my filter also recognises `:U+XXXX:` and my emoji filter now recognises `:E+...:` but that is not really good as a general namespacing scheme.