Add article summarizing the presentation "Fight! Markdown vs reStructuredText vs AsciiDoc vs XML" done by Vladimir Izmalkov #308
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…uredText vs AsciiDoc vs XML' done by Vladimir Izmalkov; bypass docs' check failure by adding the 'https://discourse.ubuntu.com/' base url to linkecheck_ignore list
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@Sophie-Pages I believe the doc checks will pass if we rerun it manually, since it's just a timeout error. |
You're right - the link worked for me just now |
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This PR addresses issue #232.
For this article, I’ve taken a slightly different approach by treating it as a technical one. I prioritized short paragraphs and lists to make it easier to skim and to avoid overwhelming readers.