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Originally Posted by j.p.s
I think that it is in markdown, but can't find anywhere that is stated.
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There are a few different Markdown formats, I only know a couple of them, & not extensively, but it's different from the ones I do know.
They say
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Basic wiki markup is so easy that you have no excuse not to use it. It's pretty similar to what you use in text-only email.
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But as far as I can find there is no "Basic Wiki Markup" language, it isn't the same one that Wikipedia uses, you can tell that just by creating a table as it uses " !! " & " || " between cells which is essentially what Wikipedia uses except doubled.
According to PanDoc it can convert the following markup languages
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Wiki markup formats
↔︎ MediaWiki markup
↔︎ DokuWiki markup
← TikiWiki markup
← TWiki markup
← Vimwiki markup
→ XWiki markup
→ ZimWiki markup
↔︎ Jira wiki markup
← Creole
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But that's a lot to sort through to make it editable, & even if I think I found the right one because it matches up, I won't know that it's not just a similar one until I run into something that is different. As of now I've been experimenting with the formatting & I think I have a decent template to work off of & just do it manually
EDIT: Looking more into PanDac it doesn't support non-text formats like tables, the closest it can do is CVS which looses all the links, as well as adds a bunch of bloated content (mostly a hundred or more extra spaces). It looks like MediaWiki is the closest, but not exact & it has the least amount of added bloat