MojoMojo vs. Zwiki vs. PageWork

[[another page]]

WikiName
[freeform name]
[[double-bracketed]]

[[link]]
[[link|alternate text]]

Markdown:
[Link text](http://example.com)

Textile:
"link text":http://example.com

Bare urls plus markup-specific 
link syntax. This and all 
following syntax examples depend 
on which markup mode is used for 
a page, including:

restructured text, structured 
text, wikiwikiweb, moinmoin, 
html, plaintext..

http://www.wikimatrix.org/

Mardown:
#Heading 1

Textile:
h1. Heading 1

= L1 =
== L2 ==
=== L3 ===
==== L4 ====
===== L5 =====

= L1
== L2
=== L3
==== L4
===== L5

Markdown: **bold**

Textile: *bold*

This is '''bold''' (or rather, strong).
This is **bold**, too.

_italics_

This is in ''italics'' (or rather, emphasized).
This is in //italics//, too.

Textile: _underline_
Markdown: use HTML

This is __underlined__.

Markdown:
`command line example`

Textile:
@command line example@

This is %%monospaced%%.

Textile:
normal text -striked- normal text

This is --not-- important.

Textile: ^superscript^

a^^2^^ = b^^2^^ + c^^2^^

Textile: ~subscript~

p^^^n^^^ := {x^^^n^^^, y^^^n^^^, y^^^n^^^}

Markdown:
![alt text](/image/path "title text")

Textile:
!http://example.com/image.png!

{{image|image_file.suffix}}
{{image|image_file.suffix|alternate text}}
{{figure|image_file.suffix}}
{{figure|image_file.suffix|caption text}}

Textile:
< right
> left
= center
<> justify

{{p|align:left|text of paragraph}}
{{p|align:center|text of paragraph}}
{{p|align:right|text of paragraph}}

Textile:
> text

> L1 quote
>> L2 quote

* an item
* another item

* one
* two
** two alpha
** two beta
* three

# item 1
# item 2

# one
# two
## two alpha
## two beta
# three

Textile:
dl. title:data goes here

: term : definition

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