This is a heading!

This is also a heading!

This is some text. It is not special.

Another heading

yes, leading spaces are optional

gemini://geminiprotocol.net/docs/gemtext-specification.gmi

Here is a friendly link to the Gemtext specification

gemini protocol isn't special for links

multiple kinds of whitespace

multiple whitespace between parts!

weird whitespace within tag!

leading slash still counts

Inline image!

Links may also be closer together. Here are some examples from the spec:

gemini://example.org/

An example link

Another example link at the same host

A relative link

A gopher link

shouldn't be a link, but it is.

the leading space is optional

Not a link:

=>

Why not try lists?

spaces are still optional

• This is a list item.
• Here's another.
• Still a list item!

*This is not.

** This is also not.

* Neither is this.

- Not a list item.

- Not a list item.

Someone said this.

Someone also said this.

this is not the same quote.

multiline quote! if only.

This text is preformatted.

# Hello, world!

This isn't to be treated as Gemtext:
=> gemini://example.com

> no one said this

This is also plaintext

This text is also preformatted.

        ______
jgs    /     /\
      /     /  \
     /_____/----\_    (
    "     "          ).
   _ ___          o (:') o
  (@))_))        o ~/~~\~ o
                  o  o  o

Syntax highlighting may be applied to preformatted blocks:

	column.substring(0,num)

The spec says, "Any text following the leading "```" of a preformat toggle line MUST be ignored by clients." So...

wow, what WAS that??