top | item 8276816 CommonMark 21 points| swilliams | 11 years ago |commonmark.org 6 comments order hn newest artyomkazak|11 years ago Do notice how the answer to “Are the Yankees the best team in baseball?” has changed from “Yes.” to “We used to think so.” vhost-|11 years ago Does this mean it's being called Common Mark now? Seems like an odd choice for the domain if it's still called Common Markdown. dragonwriter|11 years ago > Does this mean it's being called Common Mark now?Seems to be CommonMark (one word), not Common Mark.> Seems like an odd choice for the domain if it's still called Common Markdown."CommonMark" is used pretty much everywhere, "Common Markdown" doesn't appear anywhere. fishtoaster|11 years ago It looks like they're transitioning to calling it "CommonMark", so as to not try to claim that it's the "official markdown". zecho|11 years ago Looks like Atwood holds the commonmarkdown.com domain. dragonwriter|11 years ago The spec is still titled the "Standard Markdown spec".
artyomkazak|11 years ago Do notice how the answer to “Are the Yankees the best team in baseball?” has changed from “Yes.” to “We used to think so.”
vhost-|11 years ago Does this mean it's being called Common Mark now? Seems like an odd choice for the domain if it's still called Common Markdown. dragonwriter|11 years ago > Does this mean it's being called Common Mark now?Seems to be CommonMark (one word), not Common Mark.> Seems like an odd choice for the domain if it's still called Common Markdown."CommonMark" is used pretty much everywhere, "Common Markdown" doesn't appear anywhere. fishtoaster|11 years ago It looks like they're transitioning to calling it "CommonMark", so as to not try to claim that it's the "official markdown". zecho|11 years ago Looks like Atwood holds the commonmarkdown.com domain.
dragonwriter|11 years ago > Does this mean it's being called Common Mark now?Seems to be CommonMark (one word), not Common Mark.> Seems like an odd choice for the domain if it's still called Common Markdown."CommonMark" is used pretty much everywhere, "Common Markdown" doesn't appear anywhere.
fishtoaster|11 years ago It looks like they're transitioning to calling it "CommonMark", so as to not try to claim that it's the "official markdown".
artyomkazak|11 years ago
vhost-|11 years ago
dragonwriter|11 years ago
Seems to be CommonMark (one word), not Common Mark.
> Seems like an odd choice for the domain if it's still called Common Markdown.
"CommonMark" is used pretty much everywhere, "Common Markdown" doesn't appear anywhere.
fishtoaster|11 years ago
zecho|11 years ago
dragonwriter|11 years ago