John Gabriele

> Are `~~~` or `+++` taken? `~~~` currently works as a delimiter for code blocks.

Whenever I have a pile of files (directory of directories of files, possibly a few levels deep), and I want to link to one doc from another, I've always just...

Ah. I see. For wiki's: * all docs/pages are at the same level, and * doc names / page names often have spaces in them, so that shortcut syntax is...

@jgm , in your example > `[[Page Name|optional description]]` What purpose does "optional description" serve? That is, if `[[Page Name|optional description]]` were rendered at html, how does "optional description" show...

This list-like syntax seems like it would be very messy if a cell were to contain a list. If you can specify the dimensions of the table at the top...

I think `===` looks good as a delimiter for a list table. And the parallel lines kind of reminds me of a table.

> They are not confusing if you indent properly and use a variety of list markers. Yeah. I see what you mean. Incidentally, I don't like calling these "list tables",...

Can you please give an example of what you mean by this? I'm familiar with putting an `#that-id` in a doc, and then linking to it from elsewhere with a...

Thanks, John. I found the link to [pandoc-crossref](https://github.com/lierdakil/pandoc-crossref). Although I don't understand your "mysec" example (since you're explicitly naming the reference "mysec" and there doesn't appear to be any numbering...

I didn't realize you could use backslash-space to make consecutive spaces that would not be condensed down to a single space. (I've previously used something like `\hspace{0.5cm}` for that (when...