Rather than "using" markdowns, have fun with it! For a little sacrifice in time you can vastly improve the value and readability of your posts; making it more appealing for the reader.
To make it a little easier, try using busy.org or stackedit.io both make Markdown much easier. Busy.org is just like posting on Steemit, it has more useful tools for Markdown. With stackedit.io you will have to copy and paste your final article. You can transfer it to github then to Steemit, but to me it's too much work. Also since you're writing ...look into dbooks.
You're very welcome! I hope it works out for you.
Rather than "using" markdowns, have fun with it! For a little sacrifice in time you can vastly improve the value and readability of your posts; making it more appealing for the reader.
To make it a little easier, try using busy.org or stackedit.io both make Markdown much easier. Busy.org is just like posting on Steemit, it has more useful tools for Markdown. With stackedit.io you will have to copy and paste your final article. You can transfer it to github then to Steemit, but to me it's too much work. Also since you're writing ...look into dbooks.