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kramdown doesn't: [](#) is not recognized and rendered literally.
Now this has been the case for a long time (apparently, it drove me to define special syntax for RFCXML xrefs in 2010 or so).
Still, I'd like to understand the rationale for this, and, if it turns out to be weak, discuss whether this behavior can be changed to be more like commonmark.
(There are legitimate uses of empty link text even in HTML, but I'm mainly interested in using this for kramdown-rfc2629.)
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Commonmark allows link text to be empty:
http://spec.commonmark.org/0.24/#links
kramdown doesn't:
[](#)
is not recognized and rendered literally.Now this has been the case for a long time (apparently, it drove me to define special syntax for RFCXML xrefs in 2010 or so).
Still, I'd like to understand the rationale for this, and, if it turns out to be weak, discuss whether this behavior can be changed to be more like commonmark.
(There are legitimate uses of empty link text even in HTML, but I'm mainly interested in using this for kramdown-rfc2629.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: