A very different example comes up with many familiar markup languages.

It can also include other markup languages, such as wikitext.

It is an example of a compact human-readable markup language.

But it's my understanding that it's really running in a markup language, basically.

There are a number of web services that use markup languages:

Basic general information about the markup languages: creator, version, etc.

The markup language used by Wikipedia is one example.

An additional challenge lies in the aim to provide a markup language that is generally usable.

The software also features a markup language called Wakabamark.

Asciidoc, a similar lightweight markup language supporting many types of documents.