Like, you wanted something with very exacting formatting, called a "hypernote". You could just create a .css with a style called "hypernote" and give that to the devs to integrate into their default .css.

Then, you would just need to create a 30041 including the .adoc tag "hypernote" and it would render in HTML, the way you'd defined it. It would use a Nostr Asciidoc event to generate hypernotes on the fly, without storing HTML in the events.

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We could add all of the supported tags to a drop-down box and let people add custom ones, or something.

Whatever. Zukunftsmusik.

I see. If I replace "hypernote" with "newspaper style" or "geeky gothic" or sth in what you wrote, I get it. Thanks.

Hypernotes are/will be a different thing 👉 Interactive pdf / microwebsite with a fixed size that :110percent: displays as intended by any app that implements it.