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Google Docs can now "Automatically detect" Markdown markup language in Drive .
Markdown is intentionally not fully standardized by its author, leading to some kerfuffles.
The new function is "particularly useful for technical content writers," says Ars Tech's John Defterios .
It's not clear which flavor of Markdown Google's import and export functions will hew to.
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