Comparison of document-markup languages

Columns: Language | Major purpose | Based on | Markup type | Structural markup | Presentational markup
AsciiDoc | Multi-purpose | Tag | Yes | Yes | Computable Document Format | Interactive technical documents , infographics , blogs | Wolfram Language | Tag | Yes | Yes | Darwin Information Typing Architecture ( DITA ) | Technical documents | XML | Tag | Yes | Yes | DocBook | Technical documents | SGML / XML | Tag | Yes | Yes | Encoded Archival Description ( EAD ) | Finding aids | XML | Tag | Yes | No | Extensible HyperText Markup Language ( XHTML ) | Hypertext documents | XML | Tag | Yes | Yes | FictionBook | Multi-purpose | XML | Tag | Yes | Yes

Example questions:
What is the establishing year of the markup language whose markup type is pattern parsing ? | For the markup language code used to visually represent aurally perceived sounds , what are the terms it was released under ? | For the control code markup language , what are the terms it was released under ? | The markup language based on text e-mail conventions is utilized to format what type of files ? | What is the full name of the markup language that Encoded Archival Description is based on ?

Answers:
1987 | GNU General Public License | GNU General Public License | readme | Music Extensible Markup Language ( MusicXML )