I've just installed the markdown preview plugin for gedit and I get the following error on the console when I try to activate it in the plugins tab:


  Traceback (most recent call last):   File
  "/home/aarold/.local/share/gedit/plugins/markdown-preview/init.py",
  line 25, in 
      import markdown ImportError: No module named 'markdown'
  
  (gedit:20735): libpeas-WARNING **: Error loading plugin
  'markdown-preview


Note that this is not the same question as the other one about gedit since its solution does not work for me.

I've tried setting the Loader parameter in my /home/aarold/.local/share/gedit/plugins/markdown-preview.plugin file to python and python3 as well but none of them work. I tried reinstalling the plugin with all possible permutations of options and although it says install was succesful I always get this error. What could be the problem?

I've checked the .py file and it seems that it cannot

import markdown.

Do I need to install some additional python modules?

I've tried

pip install markdown


but although it 


  Successfully installed markdown


I still get the same error.


Question: Why was this grammar & formatting edit rejected?
Answer: I think I reject this edit on my bad day, maybe accepting it on my good day.

I accept the edit if it makes an obvious improvement : code formatting, repair broken url.

When it comes to grammar, spelling, the edit must cover the full post. From what I think, you have just correct the grammar. There is still room for improvement on at least two things:


Split the big block of text into paragraph. The text as it stands is not readeable.
Correct the indentation of the block code. Too much thing here.


In fact, from my point of view, you have transform an unreadeable big block of text into another unreadeable big block of text.

As a rule of thumb, if there is more room for improvement when an edit is correcting grammar, I reject as too minor.