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@pablito1755 In my example, the first line does end up being the same. I think the `---` are much cleaner and more useful than `[]` when working in a text...

Ah, escaping the newline characters is an interesting idea. It would be almost perfectly backwards-compatible and easy to parse as well. It is a little cumbersome to type though, and...

@evanp that was already mentioned. That makes it impossible to paste text into the todo.txt file.

Well, not impossible, but if you have to then go in and escape all the lines you pasted it's pretty cumbersome. Don't you think? With the delimiters like `---` you...

Imo, block comments is the way to go here. I want to be able to paste in.

@karbassi Any progress on this? Have you thought about this?

Btw, instead of the `---` delims I proposed above, a better one would be a git-like arrows delimiter: ``` >>> Arrows would remove the ambiguity of not clearly seeing where...

Yeah, indentation looks nice. Spaces or tabs though? *ducks*

Why not just tag a commit? Using `x.y` for the version number, where _x = backwards-incompatible_, _y = backwards-compatible_.

A user should be able to tell the client what version the todo.txt file is in, so it shouldn't be assumed that it's version 1 if the comment is missing.