[HN Gopher] What color is your markup?
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       What color is your markup?
        
       Author : ctrlmeta
       Score  : 8 points
       Date   : 2022-10-04 10:38 UTC (2 days ago)
        
 (HTM) web link (t-ravis.com)
 (TXT) w3m dump (t-ravis.com)
        
       | taylorbuley wrote:
       | Great content and, ironically, I couldn't quite make it through
       | due to readability fatigue of knockout white text on black
       | background.
        
       | lioeters wrote:
       | They describe three types of markup.
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       | Seems kinda arbitrary, but a curious line of thought - I enjoyed
       | the article. It made me imagine a new kind of hypertext, an
       | evolution of HTML that unifies all these realms and more as a
       | universal templating language. One can dream!
       | 
       | > Red markup describes how to present something. One way to spot
       | presentational markup is that it usually doesn't make sense if
       | you imagine changing from one media to another (if it's a
       | print/web document, imagine translating it into an audio
       | recording).
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       | > Yellow markup describes the structure of the document itself.
       | To spot structural markup, replace the content (or compare
       | multiple documents in the same format) and see what labels are
       | stable. You can also imagine porting the content to another
       | format (article, book, slide show, and so on) and consider what
       | would break.
       | 
       | > Blue markup describes the ontology of things that appear in the
       | content--it names and categorizes them.
        
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