The [Nostr](https://nostr.com/) client on which I am writing this called [YakiHonne](https://yakihonne.com/) supports Markdown with an editor that allows one to write both directly and a WYSIWYG editor (What You See is What you Get).

I recently used this Dilbert picture for a page on the logic of [saying that](https://github.com/co-operating-systems/PhD/blob/main/Logic/Says.md) developed for decentralized Access Control and Authorization.

I am going to incorporate it here by link rather than needing to upload it.

![Dilbert on trust]()

The logic of saying that is illustrated perfectly in every comic strip: it shows some agent related to a text bubble. Everybody can understand that. Interestingly enough, it is fully compatible, in my view with #RDF, the #SemWeb semantic standard to publish data. (We'll see if those hashtags work later).

Now the big question for folks at [Mathstodon](https://mathstodon.xyz/) a #mastodon instance aimed at #mathematicians (or for #math folks) is if [YakiHonne](https://yakihonne.com/) could also accept Math markup. If it did then you would open the door to a lot of intelligent content and the #crypto folks would have folks to ask interesting mathematical questions.

Ok, I think this is long enough for now. Let's see what happens when I publish!