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Luis Anaya <papoanaya@hotmail.com> writes:

>> You can use `org-md-export-as-markdown' and `org-md-export-to-markdown'
>> functions to test it.

Well, it works... but hashes are being problematic. They append an
initial \ at some of the levels. I went through the code and I saw that
this is being handled through a regular expression substitution, however
for some reasons this initial \ is escaping. (it may be a feature
though). 

As an enhancement, you might want to provide an option to use setext
convention to markdown headers in addition to the use of hashes.  Just in case 
a given site is limited to that markdown style. 

For setext markdown 
#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
First Headers are marked like this
==================================

Subsequent headers are marked like this
---------------------------------------

#+END_EXAMPLE

Luis

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