Hello pryrt

Welcome among the elite of MonkWiki-Users! ;-)

> Maybe have the *Wiki?* be a link back to Good Intentions: Wikisyntax for the Monastery,

Excellent idea! ;) °

> Also, the syntax accepted by the nodelet hack seems to be split between the spoiler of the original post and a reply

Yeah, I know ... :(

It's because

• a) it's work in progress and
• b) I'm keeping the users informed about changes. (there are no update notifications in PM)

My plan is to refactor the code in a way that it becomes self-documenting in a doc-stringish way.

Like that the documentation would be generated by the code and would stay up-to-date.

I also plan to add buttons to the bottom row to insert markup and pop-up the help message.

UPDATE

°) implemented

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