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But the arithmetic would have been quite different: this AK Party would not have been able to call on a referendum on its plans to directly elect the president, for example. The AK Party would still have had a large majority – 49 seats, rather than 87 – allowing to comfortably govern alone. Naturally, the parliament elected in 2002 would have looked quite different if a DYP contingent was added to the mix. The HDP could lose everything by an even narrower margin. 158,000 more of them would have created a 65-seat DYP group in parliament. All the DYP needed was liquidity – votes, and votes from anywhere. It was a solid foundation of support around the country. This meant Mrs Çiller was able to pick up single seats from a scattering of small, rural provinces. The DYP also won a decent spread of votes around the country, a key HDP objective for this year. Western provinces were where the DYP did well in 2002, particularly among conservative voters who were angry at the government but suspicious of the AK Party’s religious tendencies. Like the HDP today, the DYP had a strong regional base to rely on, albeit in a different part of the country. This is the danger facing the pro-Kurdish HDP today. That means that if barely 2000 more people supported it in each of Turkey’s 85 districts, the DYP would have been in parliament with dozens of seats. The DYP under Tansu Çiller got agonisingly close: just 158,000 more votes would have done the trick. This is the plain cruelty of Turkey’s electoral system. But its 3 million votes clocked in at 9.55% – not enough to get it over the threshold. The centre-right True Path Party (DYP) fared better than other mainstream parties, in part because it had been in opposition for five years. It was also a real bloodbath for the parties in the outgoing government: the nationalist MHP and centre-right ANAP took 8.4% and 5.1% respectively, while the centre-left DSP – which had led the coalition – finished the night with a miserable 1.2%. Remember 2002? That was the one that catapulted the fledgling AK Party to power in a landslide election and placed only the CHP in opposition against it.

We only need to roll back 13 years for a Turkish election when a party got agonising close to crossing the threshold, but ultimately fell short. Any fewer, and it risks falling short of 10% and winning no seats at all.Īnd it does happen.

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There’s a Paste Code As Gist addin that you can install from the addin manager.The central question of this year’s election is whether the HDP can muster enough votes it needs before it can win any seats.Īs we have previously reported, the party is going need around 4.5 million votes to ensure it crosses the national threshold and enters parliament. For me personally code as images is a non-starter.Īnother option is to some sort of code embedding service like Github Gists. Readers users also can’t easily copy code, nor is the code ‘really there’ and indexed by search engines. This certainly is supported and Markdown Monster’s ability to just paste images from the clipboard certainly makes that process pretty easy. If you have to change code later as invariably happens because of comments, you have to re-shoot and upload another image.

It works, but kind of a bummer - if you have posts with lots of code the non-highlighted code looks pretty boring.

If you post markdown code as shown in the screen shots above in the first code block, the code will be formatted, but show no syntax coloring.

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We’ve also added a new Medium Preview Theme that somewhat matches Mediums big type, skinny column layout Code SnippetsĪnother issue with Medium for software developers is that Medium doesn’t have any built in code highlighting. There was talk of extending it by some medium folks but that never was actually followed up and here we are. Lame, right? It’s clear that Medium has no interest in opening up publishing any more than this limited API since it’s been in place for a couple of years now.

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So you can push an initial post, but there’s no way to externally update it - you can only do that in Medium’sWeb editor. Wait what? Yup, Medium lets you push a story to their server via their API, but it doesn’t have any support at all for updating existing posts or even downloading of existing posts (unless you use some other means like the RSS feed). The bad news is that support is limited to one-time publishing of a story/post, because the Medium API doesn’t support updating of existing posts. The good news is that basic Medium publishing support is now available in Markdown Monster. Uploaded post rendered on Medium Good News, Bad News