As RobotHack said on the crossposted thread, plaintext is most traditional README format. Markdown is fairly typical nowadays, but if you like writing using the man macro set, go for it! I find it to be a joy. Any BSD, Linux, or Plan9 system will be able to display the formatting properly. Heck, even FreeDOS has a version of nroff available.
As RobotHack said on the crossposted thread, plaintext is most traditional README format. Markdown is fairly typical nowadays, but if you like writing using the
manmacro set, go for it! I find it to be a joy. Any BSD, Linux, or Plan9 system will be able to display the formatting properly. Heck, even FreeDOS has a version ofnroffavailable.deleted by creator