Leanpub.com is looking for a Haskell developer interested to add Markua support to Pandoc

Leanpub.com is looking for a Haskell developer interested to add Markua support to Pandoc

[kurt.pfeifle via pandoc-discuss]

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I want to draw attention of Haskell-savvy people reading this list to a 
part of a posting of Peter Armstrong.

Peter is one of the founders of leanpub.com. Leanpub is very cool 
ebook-publishing company, which gives authors the most freedom and biggest 
share of the financial income which their work generates — the biggest you 
can imagine. 

He wrote:

*“I want there to be an open source Markua reader and Markua writer for 
Pandoc. There was an issue opened here 
https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/1871 
<https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/1871> a long time ago, but the Markua 
spec wasn’t even in beta then. Now the Markua spec is in beta, we’d love it 
if someone in the open source community built one based on the Markdown 
writer in Pandoc. (We’re very busy and also very bad at Haskell, or we’d do 
it! But we’d love to help with this in a small way. If anyone is 
interested, please email me off-list. The GPL v2 that Pandoc uses is fine 
for it, of course. MIT license is fine too, but my guess is Pandoc would 
prefer GPL v2.)”*

Markua is Leanpub’s own Markdown flavor.

Original post see here: 
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/leanpub/4xEDDTnDbqE/hHwYVcUqAwAJ
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