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    <ns2:label xml:lang="en">Markdown</ns2:label>
    <ns3:description xml:lang="en">Markdown was created by John Gruber and Aaron Swartz circa 2004. The purpose of Markdown is to let users write clean text-based documents that do not suffer from the legibility issues of other &#039;markup&#039; formats. 

Markdown uses combinations of characters, for example, hashes (pound-sign), asterisks, and combination of square- and rounded- brackets to prefix or suffix parts of text. The symbols provide instructions to an interpreter. A single hash &#039;#&#039; for example, that prefixes a line of text is an instruction to make that line a top-level header in a formatted document. Two hashes &#039;##&#039; is an instruction to render, or output, a secondary header. And so on.

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There is no single specification for Markdown, nor is there a single canonical output. That is, Markdown syntax could be converted into many other file types. 

Further descriptions of the background of Markdown and a list of Markdown &#039;flavors&#039; can be found on the Archiveteam Just Solve It File Formats Wiki: http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Markdown

Wikipedia also provides a thorough description of Markdown and its syntax: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown#Standardization</ns3:description>
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ARC SPARQL+ Endpoint (v2011-12-01)

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