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Quick recap: what’s markup for?
Markup is a way of making explicit the distinctions we want a computer to make when it processes a string of bytes (aka a text)
It’s a way of naming and identifying the parts of a document in a controlled way
It’s (usually) more useful to markup
- what things are (rather than what they look like or should look like)
- in a way that can be independently validated