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I updated plaindown to support _ heading formats, and I'm digging it, markata you are next. Time to make the web weird again and really start writing more...

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I updated plaindown to support cool heading formats, and I’m digging it, markata you are next. Time to make the web weird again and really start writing more again.

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The code to make it easy ^fun^ to write #

Here’s the markdown that wrote it followed by the output here.

# Build **good places** for _interesting people_.

## Make room for ==the weird idea.==

Some normal paragraph text between headings.

## Build a `personal web` that feels ^**yours**^.

More ordinary prose.

## Follow the [~small~ web](https://waylonwalker.com), not the cr^owd^.

## Make a ~~perfect~~ memorable site.

## Leave space for ==**strange little ideas.**==

## Sometimes the ~~obvious answer~~ ==weird answer== is the interesting one.

## A **good theme** makes _quiet words_, `technical words`, and ==loud words== belong together.

## ==A highlighted phrase can be long enough to wrap onto another line and test the highlight background.==

## Make a [**~small~ corner of the web**](https://waylonwalker.com) that feels _like yours._

## Chemistry should still work: H~2~**O** and x^2^

## Keyboard syntax should still work: ++Ctrl+C++

Build good places for interesting people. #

Make room for the weird idea. #

Some normal paragraph text between headings.

Build a personal web that feels ^yours^. #

More ordinary prose.

Follow the small web, not the cr^owd^. #

Make a perfect memorable site. #

Leave space for strange little ideas. #

Sometimes the obvious answer weird answer is the interesting one. #

A good theme makes quiet words, technical words, and loud words belong together. #

A highlighted phrase can be long enough to wrap onto another line and test the highlight background. #

Make a small corner of the web that feels like yours. #

Chemistry should still work: H2O and x^2^ #

Keyboard syntax should still work: Ctrl+C #