Human Folly about “CommonMark”

Standard Markdown is now common Markdown (blog.codinghorror.com):
discussion of renaming #CommonMark from “Standard Markdown” and then “Common Markdown” in response to Gruber’s complaints
on 02024-02-16
Item (news.ycombinator.com):
Discussion at the time of why Gruber didn't like #CommonMark being called “Standard Markdown” or “Common Markdown”.
on 02024-02-16
(nitter.lanterne-rouge.info):
John Gruber on why he doesn’t like the name “Standard Markdown” for what then became #CommonMark: “@twangus @s_margheim @danielpunkass They’ve done more than “formalize”. They’ve changed the syntax. New syntax, new name. That’s all I ask.”
on 02024-02-16
(gitit.net):
A #Wiki backed by #Git (or darcs or Mercurial) rendering with Pandoc, so it has support for #Commonmark plus some other formats Pandoc supports
on 02016-07-07
Wikifeat (github.com):
An extensible #Wiki using #Commonmark and having plugins
on 02016-07-07