> or recommends a different (and hopefully better) third-party library.
> --[[smcv]]
-> I am not sure the noise is so much "recent" anymore: that article
+> I am not sure the noise is so much "recent" anymore: that article
> announcing Commonmark is from 2012 and markdown.github.com is from
-> around 2014.
->
-> Presumably, Commonmark will become official in 2016, but you know what
-> they say about standards: <https://xkcd.com/927/>
+> around 2014. Presumably, Commonmark will become official in 2016,
+> but you know what they say about [standards][]...
>
-> I guess the only thing that Ikiwiki would need to do would be to
-> somewhat support Commonmark. There's a Perl library that wraps the C
-> library here: https://metacpan.org/release/CommonMark
+> I guess the only thing that Ikiwiki would need to do would be to
+> somewhat support Commonmark. There's a [Perl library][] that wraps
+> the C library, but nothing native yet.
>
> I guess we would need to test how it performs and compares with
> Discount, but having it as a third party module is up for anyone's
> grab. It should be a fairly simple implementation after all...
-> --[[anarcat]]
+> Then it should probably be mentionned in [this discussion][] for
+> everyone's benefit as well. --[[anarcat]]
+>
+> [standards]: https://xkcd.com/927/
+> [Perl library]: https://metacpan.org/release/CommonMark
+> [this discussion]: https://talk.commonmark.org/t/i-wonder-if-there-is-a-wiki-engine-that-uses-markdown/1281/18