Latex has its purpose for high quality and fully controllable templating. Does nota try to achieve the same?

Latex, however cluttered its syntax is, benefits a lot from strong tooling that has matured over the decades.

So I'm wondering what the plans are for nota, given that it is a subset of HTML and a subset of latex (judging from reading the examples).

Why not use commonmark? The dynamic argument is kind of invalid, given that markdown.js and other parsers exist and are used heavily on social media web apps and sites.

If the feature gap can be identified as bringing latex to the web: why not implement something like latex.js, which could be embedded in web browsers similar to how pdf.js changed the web?