-
ConTeXt
is
written
in
Dutch.
Not
knowing
the
language
makes
it
difficult
to
follow
the
meaning
of
commands.
-
Having
limited
understanding
of
ConTeXt,
too
much
time
was
spent
on
brute
force
experiments
and
tracing
of
computations
-
General
purpose
environments
similar
to
\begin{...} ... \end{...}
in
LaTeX
are
most
rewarding.
They
require
very
few
hooks,
and
cover
large
sets
of
commands.
ConTeXt
offers
such
environments
(\??xx).
-
Lack
of
clear
semantics
makes
it
difficult
to
provide
intelligent
configurations
(e.g., this
seems
to
be
the
case
for
enumerated
versus
description
lists)
-
Hooks
at
different
levels
of
grouping
make
it
difficult
to
communicate
and
transfer
information
between
the
hooks
(e.g.,
\@@somedefinitie
seems
to
require
such
a
case)
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