echo nex/in/m15o/notes/styleguide.txt | nc nightfall.city 1900 | less
                    S T Y L E G U I D E
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So I started to write a style guide that explains how I 
format my text files. These are super useful! They remove 
the need to think about how to write titles, paragraphs, 
the way lines should be folded, and so on. I wanted to be 
exhaustive, and also include the way I would deal with 
sub-titles and subsections as well.

      but there are already a lot of existing formats
  for text. Gemtext is one of them and is close to perfect.
     yet I miss being able not to have a format at all

So this post is to remind myself for the future: the beauty 
of plain text is also its curse. It's just ascii character. 
It has no meaning, no semantics.

        and yet.
          it remains readable(-ish
                         provided you have a screen
                       capable of showing 80*24 characters)

          it will be displayed the way it was written

there is no pre-processing logic to keep in mind...

it's the lowest-common denominator.

I'm also not really addressing the styleguide itself. 
Because it's still possible to writetext with no predefined 
format while still keeping consistency between all the 
documents! But that's where I fall short - everyday I want 
to write things a bit differently, have different titles, 
add some separators. So hey. I might just stay away from 
style guide and embrace the fact that I don't need 
consistency between things I write!