I am with you. I loved Markdown and got a lot of people to use it. However as much as it is quick and easy to use, when you need more advanced features you really start to realise it was not thought out properly. That is when I discovered AsciiDoc. It is a lot better in so many ways. I wish it was more popular. Funnily enough, I discovered Dendron while looking for an AsciiDoc extension in the VSCode marketplace. When I found Dendron, I searched around the Discord channels and found that Kevin likes AsciiDoc. I wanted to see how complicated it would be to get Dendron to "manage" AsciiDoc files. Unfortunately it is not trivial. The best I could come up with, is the fact that Dendron uses "remark" for processing markdown files, which also has a lot of good plugins. With the following plugins, remark-directive and remark-sectionize, I can get most of the features I need (which come by default in AsciiDoc). Here is the issue I created: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/507