#nostr is all about #markdown but none of the clients , I seen so far , parse well ..

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Do they ?

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*that worked*

**How about this**

***And this***

View from damus 😂

Amethyst does it well too :-) ..

Except for the

> Quotes ..

` and the back ticks `

> I tested block quotes and back ticks.. see my next note ...

` Work well on Amethyst .. `

View from #Amethyst .. it played nice.. #Damus wake up ..

Must be nice 🥲

It believe was removed from NIP-01 quite awhile ago. It's in NIP-23 though.

Removed ?? Why ? .. I mean the whole point of posting on nostr is it takes markdown files ..

I respectfully disagree that’s the whole point of nostr 😂

Hyperbole :-) .. disagreement accepted .. but it is a big deal .. isn't it ?

Markdown is html .. html is Browser .. nostr clients should parse html ( and thus markdown ) .. its like a no brainer ..

For some, definitely. I’m in the #tardstr sector though. Idk about markdown really, aside from it meaning that punctuation/symbols can turn text into different sizes and formats

When we talk about what nostr is “for” beyond freedom tech/censorship resistance and the like, i think we have one of these situations

#tardstr

I'm not actually sure if it was without checking file history but I thought I remembered seeing it being in NIP-01 at one time. I guess it's because nip-01 is just supposed to be plain ole notes/posts

After reading through NIP 23 ..it kinda makes sense ..

Format

The content of these events should be a string text in Markdown syntax. To maximize compatibility and readability between different clients and devices, any client that is creating long form notes:

MUST NOT hard line-break paragraphs of text, such as arbitrary line breaks at 80 column boundaries.

MUST NOT support adding HTML to Markdown.

But why remove this from NIP 01 ? Is it too much performance tax ?

Okay

> Don't think quotes will ever work ..

` and the back ticks `