Den 2016-12-09 kl. 19:43, skrev Sergio Correia:
> Alternatively, translation icons can provide some inspiration:
>
> https://cdn3.iconfinder.com/data/icons/text-editor-1/24/Translate-512.png
>

I had a go on that idea, combined with some others which have come 
up, heeding the KISS principle, keeping it monochrome -- it must 
print well in b/w documents! -- and being conservative with black 
ink because I think too much black gives a hard and heavy feel.

The symbolism is hopefully obvious.  Asterisks are used for 
emphasis in several (all?) of the light markup formats Pandoc 
supports. Several others use angle bracket markup, and some
use braces prominently (notably LaTeX and JSON). To be honest the 
fourth symbol was harder to come up with, but the @ may allude to 
Pandoc's citation markup (and to BibTeX). Perhaps $$,
for math, would have been better, preserving the pairing/delimiter 
theme?

Someone who is more of an artist than I am could certainly realize 
the idea better than I can, of course!

(SVG version obtainable on request)

/bpj

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