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1. billco+gd[view] [source] 2025-12-06 16:42:18
>>el3ctr+(OP)
I don't think HTML is the right approach. HTML is better than PDF, but it is still a format for displaying/rendering.

the actual paper content format should be separated from its rendering.

i.e. it should contain abstract, sections, equations, figures, citations etc. but it shouldn't have font sizes, layout etc.

the viewer platforms then should be able to style the content differently.

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2. dimal+De[view] [source] 2025-12-06 16:53:09
>>billco+gd
Perfect is the enemy of good. HTML is good enough. Let’s get this done.

And as another commenter has pointed out, HTML does exactly what you ask for. If it’s done correctly, it doesn’t contain font sizes or layout. Users can style HTML differently with custom CSS.

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