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 ## Resources
 
 <https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/emacs-conf-2020>
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 # Questions
 
-
 ## Should packages implement the interface to one specific format, or attempt to be conclusive to all the potential output targets?
 
-
 ## How to share "recipes"? Will this become a "large" project, or minimal that requires you to write most customizations yourself?
 
-
 ## Could you make slides that show the source form on the left and the output on the right? That would make understanding each capability much simpler.
 
-
 ## Does typing in a block mess up the syntax highlighting? Usually themes use a single color inside an example block, for example.
+"You found my crutch!". Colors in source code blocks within blocks are
+hard. Didn't have time yet to implement it. Any help is appreciated!
+:)
 
-"You found my crutch!". Colors in source code blocks within blocks are hard. Didn't have time yet to implement it. Any help is appreciated! :)
-
--   That's where you can get help from org-mode core developers ;)
-
-
-## +++if you export to latex->pdf does that work well with beamer as well? To create slides with columns for example?
+- That's where you can get help from org-mode core developers ;)
 
+## If you export to LaTeX->PDF does that work well with beamer as well? To create slides with columns for example?
 You have to format the LaTeX appropriately for the backend "beamer".
 
-
 ## How does this relate to pandoc, which is used for converting between markup formats?
 
+## Side question about org-reveal: How do you get bespoke/multiple-column layouts without using #+HTML (and <div>) everywhere in the Org file?
+It's a custom `#begin_parallel` block! See the main article linked
+below.
 
-## Side question about org-reveal: How do you get bespoke/multiple-column layouts without using #+HTML (and <div>) everywhere in the org file?
-
-It's a custom #begin\_parallel block! See the main article linked below.
-
-Parallel section: <https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/#Parallel>
-
+Parallel section:
+<https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/#Parallel>
 
 ## What is used to produce colorful boxes around the cursor in your browser?
+Commercial software called ScreenBrush.
 
-Commercial software called ScreenBrush
-
-
-## Why did you put optional arguments in a separate list rather than using cl-style argument lists?  e.g. (defblock feedback (who &optional (color "red")) &#x2026;) +1
+## Why did you put optional arguments in a separate list rather than using cl-style argument lists?  e.g. (defblock feedback (who &optional (color "red")) &#x2026;)
+The first argument may take some meta-information when you define it,
+which is easier to handle with two arguments.
 
-The first argument may take some meta-information when you define it, which is easier to handle with two arguments.
+## Do you intend to try to upstream this amazing work into Org? :)
+No prior experience on how to upstream; suggestions and help
+appreciated.
 
+- <https://orgmode.org/contribute.html>.
+- Yes, I would suggest simply posting a short proposal for an
+  org-defblock macro on the orgmode mailing list, and hopefully
+  Bastien and other maintainers like Nicolas will discuss it with you.
+  I think they would be excited to have this feature standardized in
+  Org. +1+1+1+1 I am excited+1+1
 
-## Do you intend to try to upstream this amazing work into Org?  :)+1
-
-no prior experience on how to upstream; suggestions and help appreciated
--   <https://orgmode.org/contribute.html>
--   Yes, I would suggest simply posting a short proposal for an org-defblock macro on the orgmode mailing list, and hopefully Bastien and other maintainers like Nicolas will discuss it with you.  I think they would be excited to have this feature standardized in Org. +1+1+1+1 I am excited+1+1
-
-add a little beginner-focused documentation and this becomes another great reason to use org over markdown, I imagine the maintainers would love to have it
-
+Add a little beginner-focused documentation and this becomes another
+great reason to use Org over Markdown, I imagine the maintainers would
+love to have it.
 
 # Notes
--  Main article: <https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/>  (HTML or 48 page PDF)
--  Slides for this talk: <https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/emacs-conf-2020>
--  [Reddit discussion](https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/k2whsy/declaring_new_special_blocks_with_arguments/)
--  Elisp Reference Sheet:  <https://alhassy.github.io/ElispCheatSheet/CheatSheet.pdf>
--  My Emacs init: <https://github.com/alhassy/emacs.d#a-life-configuring-emacs>
-
+- Main article: <https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/>
+  (HTML or 48 page PDF).
+- Slides for this talk:
+  <https://alhassy.github.io/org-special-block-extras/emacs-conf-2020>.
+- [Reddit
+  discussion](https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/k2whsy/declaring_new_special_blocks_with_arguments/).
+- Elisp Reference Sheet:
+  <https://alhassy.github.io/ElispCheatSheet/CheatSheet.pdf>.
+- My Emacs init:
+  <https://github.com/alhassy/emacs.d#a-life-configuring-emacs>.