I keep my journal in a blend of asciidoc and markdown. In asciidoc, I love xref soooo much, which lets you make cross-document links to .adoc files that still work after being translated to html.

But I'm so sad that asciidoc isn't supported by pandoc.

Right? So many features, and much easier to write than RST in my opinion. You can do things like dynamically reference other files to build tables:

  [%header,format=csv]
  |===
  include::tracks.csv[]
  |===

What about only including specific lines? Say from a log file or a separate piece of code? You can do that!

  [source,python]
  |===
  include::example.py[lines="1..10,15..20"]
  |===

Asciidoc solves nearly every problem I've ever run into with markdown and RST. I really wish it were more widely adopted.