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Dear gang, I have a paper done in ConTeXt that I would like to put online. I _could_ manually convert my input to markdown, but I was wondering if the xml/xhtml export options could be used to accomplish the same thing. Although I have done a lot of doc-to-context conversions via pandoc (doc->odt->markdown->context) I have never needed to go the other way till now. What would you guys suggest? Is there a way to convert context's xml/xhtml to markdown? (Note that I know little about html, css etc). One thing (bug?) I have noticed: bibliographic info gets lost in the backend export, so I end up with a lot of Xxxxxxxx (0000) etc in the output. Isn't there a tmp file the export backend can access to pick up this info? Any advice appreciated and Best wishes Idris