Re: Differences between Org-Mode and Hyperbole

[Richard Stallman]

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It is very difficult to have a conversation with you, because you
frequently take a point out of context and respond in a way
that isn't relevant to the issue at hand.

For instance, I wrote

    > If you want to keep a todo list in the same file as your code, and
    > have special editing commands, you'd want to be able to do that in any
    > kind of file, with any major mode.  Not only in files for which you
    > use Org mode.  In C files, and Lisp files, and LaTeX files, and HTML
    > files, and so on.

You said, 

  > Well, actually, it does (sort of).
  > http://orgmode.org/manual/Working-With-Source-Code.html

but that is actually something very different.  It talks about
including pieces of source code in an Org file:

    Source code can be included in Org mode documents using a ‘src’ block

That is not the same thing, and it isn't a response to my point.

It seems as if you were a PR agent for the Org Mode Inc, aiming to
convince as many people as possible that "Org mode is awesome"
and never mind the issue at hand.

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Dr Richard Stallman
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