hopefully will be answered by proper thinking beforehand

but I need a better formulation. Hopefully people still understand it the way I mean it

Hanne wrote that probably the paper is right and I should be flexible
looking at the different models and allowing symmetry vs. non-symmetry
(something with weak and strong conditions)
and uniaxial weakly or strongly.

to get proper pandoc md to pdf output

it is tempting to throw in all the commands from my latex template to use in markdown but I want to stay complient (?) with gitlab markdown so that the files are properly displayed on the gitlab

this is different from the way Hanne explained it to me (or I understood Hanne)

Qs sind nicht null

etwas demotivierend, wenn selbst der Plan schon langsam ist

necessary if you want to convert markdown written for gitlab to pdf with pandoc
pandoc is the only way I know that works programmatically and locally to convert markdown to pdf and some people might want to get pdfs instead of markdown files, especially those with a lot of math
The math with $`...`$ is the problem. gitlab needs it and LaTeX chokes on the
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