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make unordered list work with pandoc markdown

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@ -44,11 +44,12 @@ That part might have been obvious, but we can apply it to almost everything that
## The components ## The components
So what does my blog need to do? So what does my blog need to do?
Well, quite simple: Well, quite simple:
* read markdown and convert it to HTML
* generate an index of all the blog entries - read markdown and convert it to HTML
* include some basic CSS/JS in the output - generate an index of all the blog entries
* update itself automatically when I publish something - include some basic CSS/JS in the output
* be compatible with the content from my previous blog - update itself automatically when I publish something
- be compatible with the content from my previous blog
That last point might be the worst, but it’s what I wanted/needed. That last point might be the worst, but it’s what I wanted/needed.
@ -227,6 +228,7 @@ I think the comparison is fair, but we seem to have different priorities.
He writes HTML; I write markdown. He writes HTML; I write markdown.
He uses rsync; I want everything in git and also use that to sync. He uses rsync; I want everything in git and also use that to sync.
He didn’t want dependencies; I… use pandoc. :^) He didn’t want dependencies; I… use pandoc. :^)
Still very interesting to see his approach to this, so thanks for pointing that out. Still very interesting to see his approach to this, so thanks for pointing that out.
Now I’m considering adding RSS at some point. We’ll see. Now I’m considering adding RSS at some point. We’ll see.