The case for a `<!CommonMark>` declaration tag

Yes, it makes sense Burt_Harris. I like the flexibility your proposal would give.

Btw, do you think this could be a metadata? Because maybe we could include it in as part of a document declaration. Or should we still stick with <!CommonMark 0.1.23-github.username.projectname > (or both?)

E.g.

                     My Title

 | !CommonMark: 0.1.23-github.username.projectname
 | title: Title for the top bar of any browser
 | author: average joe
 | layout: resume

 .... Content Here ....

http://talk.commonmark.org/t/metadata-in-documents/721