Plain text typography

Pseudo-typography, mind you.  What I'm trying to share
is that plain text can be quite
                                 EXPRESIVE
I tend not to do much of that in this phlog.  For I
often prefer to just write the whole thing and then
use the fmt command to, format the thing.

But recently I have made the mistake of taken two
courses of Philosophy.   These are given by the
Spanish ---as in Kingdom of Spain--- public distance
university, the UNED.  In theory, if I pass, etc,
these are valid to obtain a degree in Philosophy.  In
practice, let's see what happens, I just want to learn
and have fun.

    But I'm digressing.

The thing is that our professor wants us to ellaborate
our own "handbook", so to say.  So, I'd say, fun!, let's
do it in plain text.  Just a lot of files and folders
and all the text in plain text.  Only in UTF-8 as you 
need that to write in Spanish, which I wantonly prefer.

So let's say I have this guy Pythagoras, and I want to
emphazise     Virtue is Harmony.    See what I just did?

Just white space, and there it is.

But I can do side notes-> Like there's no        ->  This is a side note
tomorrow.  Footnotes are easy too(1)
the only thing that you don't want them to 
be far away down.  So for simple "notes",
I'd rather use side notes, and keep the footnote
for when they tend to be a little larger.

Should I spare you the obvious stuff?
=====================================

Nay, I'd rather be Captain Obvious that,
I don't know, making you miss something.

Well, I think you just saw a title.  I
Or, better said, a header.  I prefer some
form of underlining to the markdown way
but, that's just one way of course.

Lists are easy
like
1
2

or 

1.
2.

or even

* something
* something something
*

And you can get a fancy definition list
with no trouble

Gopher: Our lovely protocol to share
        files contained any kind of information.

SDF: A home for nice people sharing stuff
     over the years, for the good of other
     good people


An Abstract?

Well, easy

            Abstract
     A half thought phlog post exposing in a
     overly lazy way how to format stuff in
     plain text so you can use a sort of ty-
     pography to make your texts easier to
     read and retrieve information.

Tables?  Well, it they aren't too fancy? 

    Year      XP's gained	HP lost
   -------------------------------------
    2020          4                24
    2021         14                 7

And so on and so forth

Links?
Just us a sidenote or footnote, or
whatever.  It's plain text, so as long as
you can determine them fast, just do your
copy+paste.

Images?  Well, just "link" the file

(See image.png in folder such/such or
whatever)

Hope that helps.  Just don't go too fancy
if you'd later want to add that into LaTeX
or some text editor or whatever.

Have fun!
Bosque


(1) Some footnote.
(2) Another footnote.
Theese notes are too far away down.
I shoud've placed them at the end
of a section or something.