Stephen Hemminger wrote:
> Advantages of html:
> * basic formatting like lists, italics, etc
Plaintext has lists too. See for example
<[email protected]>. ;-)
It's also possible to approximate bold face, italics, and underlines in
plaintext.
> * easier to integrate into other places and retain formatting
Out-of-tree places?
> * ability to link documents and to external sources easier
In which way are URIs and other references in HTML easier than in plaintext?
> Downsides:
> * can become too formatted and unclear
> * accessibility and translation issues?
> * even more style issues
Indeed.
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