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Disable by default in write, enable by default in compose?

101 sats \ 2 replies \ @sox 25 Mar

Hmm, could work. I just hope that unintentional markdown formatting won’t be as big a problem as I’m making it out to be

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269 sats \ 1 reply \ @optimism 25 Mar

I think that the intent of write is to intentionally write markdown, but the intent of compose is to write rich text. So since markdown is plaintext, I think it makes sense to not mess with plaintext pastes (and prefer plaintext) in that mode.

I think that that protects both wanna-paste-richtext stackers and stackers that just want to paste their templates to fill in all the things.

(also, Apple Notes title, heading, subheading markup will result in **text**, not ### text for me, so that isn't a viable path either because shit gets lost)

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252 sats \ 0 replies \ @sox 25 Mar

The whole purpose of this copy/paste update is to support rich text clipboard payloads in markdown mode, so that we can convert rich text into markdown. When it works, it’s actually really great and saves loads of time because you don’t have to add spacings and formatting yourself.

imo, just disabling escaping is enough in this case!

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