Thanks.

The linked document justifies all design decisions.

Please try to make valid criticism.

They are for less than and greater than in mathematics!? They are good in markup for a number of reasons including that they stand out.

I believe it is readable, what else could that mean but a Book object with the given name, the author details and an array of three one-line reviews.

  <Book>
      <Name=A Plan>
      <Author>
          <Name=Eric Harrison>
          <Mobile=+64 24 240 990>
      <$>
      <<Reviews>
          Fascinating.
      <&>
          Of interest.
      <&>
          Worth reading.
      <$>>
  <$>

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42038004#42082571

Xᴇɴᴏɴ provides semantics around common data types.

Thanks

Have you?

And they are quite different!

No; I don’t believe so.

Odd

Made them lighter so more legible.

Bit easier to read not but the code text is still smaller and doesn't fill the phone screen; https://u.numerlor.me/Qzsq fwiw

Appears to be a bug in your browser. See the embedded css, the <code> block are the same font size just Courier New or a monospace font.

I emboldened the <code> blocks a little. Looks good on Chrome on iPhone but not Edge nor Safari. :o|

Thanks.

Make a point

Xᴇɴᴏɴ excels at both.

Please refrain from replying the same thing over and over, especially to obviously sidetracked comments.

That is the only place that I have stated xᴇɴᴏɴ’s applicability to configuration and data.