Titus

looks like the loose/tight/spread algorithm is taking the line endings *after* the list/last item into account, where it should only look internally.

Hi! > malformed HTML tags Important to note is that there is no “malformed” HTML. Every case of the HTML parser is defined. Every character does something. All these characters...

As mentioned, I do not think there is an alternative, this is how HTML and the DOM work

```markdown > [!NOTE] Some note [!note]: https://example.com ``` Yields: > [!NOTE] Some note [!note]: https://example.com

I am not sure our projects here should change —— GH made a new format that interferes with references/definitions. We consider those references/definitions too. That’s why they get escaped

As you found out, notes aren’t GFM. GFM is several syntax extensions to markdown that work everywhere on GitHub. This isn’t a syntax extension. This is AST transforms on the...

You might enjoy this example: ```markdown [!NOTE] asd ``` [!NOTE] asd

ok, closing! :+1: > I prefer not inserting HTML code Right right! No, I meant to show this as it illustrtrates how GH works! They also accept this HTML. They...

If this was done, I: a) worry about the name; b) think that probably no parameters should be passed at all? c) there is no error handling; d) there should...

> For example in a very common case that is the management of notifications (with a very long text), in particular if it has been read or not. Those who...