This gets really technical fast, I came up with little code snippets on the fly, and gave you an after example of what it would look like.

Allow users to decide if they want to use classical note-taking mode, and then let them decide with special keys like <h1>Main Task</h1> <ha>Historical Fiction</ha> <ha1>Authors Tony Lewis</ha1> <ha2>Author Chris Manwei</ha2> <ha2a> From pitchforks to axes</ha2a> <ha2a1>Became historic fiction after the truth about vikings was unearthed. </ha2a1> <ha2b>The Time Traveler</ha2b> <hb> Historical Events </hb> <hba>The War of Roses</hba> <hb2>The Crusades</hb2> <h2>Second Task</h2>

All of the coding under 'h1' belongs to 'h1' until you designate 'h2' and then you have a new header that takes everything below it until your ready for header 3, etc... The demonstrated system of markings is to make it easy for a user to learn and quickly type out the entire thing, and have it all organized, ready to go. Similiar to learning Bold macros in RPM, but obviously a little different.

Real Time Example reads as
Part I. Main Task
A. Historical Fiction
1. Author Tony Lewis
2. Author Chris Manwei
a. From Pitchforks to Axes
1. Became historic fiction after the truth about vikings was unearthed.
b. The Time Traveler

B. Historical Events
1. The War of Roses
2. The Crusades

Part II. Second Task