A Gemini-style proposal

[Benjamin Henrion]

On Mon, Nov 1, 2021 at 12:42 PM Alex Schroeder <alex at alexschroeder.ch> wrote:
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> I’d say no. The functionality of Gemini is pretty much done. People are of course free to write their own clients that do their own processing. But the standard is: if you need that, serve Markdown or HTML documents instead of extending Gemtext.

HTML with embedded Flash content, it's even better.

HTML has always been a failure, it has been written by corporations
that want the possibility to load any proprietary "binary" in a
document.

Not to mention Javascript.

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