So, a few months ago, I thought to make a web-based markup language
and, maybe, just maybe, the problem with the web is HTML, and not HTTP and HTTPS

it's called TextLink and it has a beginner friendly syntax, unlike gemini and gopher

in gemini, a link looks like this
```
=> /path/to/page.gmi Page

```

in TextLink, a link looks like this

```
.link file://path/to/page.txtl Page
```

it's still buggy, but functional

plus it has something that gemini does not have, and I don't even think HTML has it too

#Inputs In TextLink

the command is 
```
.input @variable Default Content
```

first, .input allowed you to get input

when it is displayed it is 
```
(0) Default Content
```

when you activate it, it says
```
Input:
```
you enter your input and press enter

and the content of the input changes, so it is now

```
(0) New Content

```

and also, the content is stored in the variable @variable (or whatever other name you give it)

witch you can display with 

```
@variable

```
witch would display the currant content of @variable

you can also put it in urls like
```
.link https://localhost/search?@variable Search It Up!
```
but that is not fully working yet

version 0.1 only has .link and a basic UI
version 0.6 has all of the stuff discussed, but it is not done yet. 99% of it is done, but you can't download it yet

=> https://github.com/LeoMehraban/TextLink this is a HTTPS link to where you can download v0.1 and v0.6 when it is ready