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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, (*consectetur adipiscing elit*), sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore *magna* aliqua.

..gets translated by entry-post-md to..

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, (<em>consectetur adipiscing elit*), sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore *magna</em> aliqua.

..rather than the expected..

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, (<em>consectetur adipiscing elit</em>), sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore <em>magna</em> aliqua.

Github formats that string as expected:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, (consectetur adipiscing elit), sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

19^th^

H~2~O

.. doesn't superscript the th or subscript the 2 when posted - the ^ are shown instead and, although only one is used either side, ~ is treated as strikeout.

I can see from the preview that github's markdown may not support these, but DW allows the super/subscript HTML.

First, huge thanks for this - after a OS update, the long-unsupported drivel client won't install even from my copy of the 3.0.5 .deb, so I am without a DW client.

(Looks at readme) Well, markdown looks the better option, let's try it...

---
subject Test post
tags: markdown
security: access
---

Hello markdown posting world

$dreamwidth-js entry-post-md <test.md 
entry-post-md: YAMLException: end of the stream or a document separator is expected at line 2, column 5:
    tags: markdown
        ^

If I install kramdown and use that to convert to HTML..

kramdown test.md | dreamwidth-js entry-post

.. it posts (yay) but with no subject, tags and as private (oh). I can easily edit those, but what is the secret to posting via markdown?