Way of Markdown is a new site dedicated to teaching and promoting the use of plain-text markdown for building websites, knowledge bases, and more. At first glance, it reads like a personal passion project — not a commercial business. That context matters: most of the typical trust signals we look for, like a privacy policy or contact form, simply don't apply here. For a hobby blog, that's normal.
The site's technical foundation is solid: it uses Cloudflare for speed and protection, has a valid SSL certificate, and passes Google's safety checks. The main cause for caution is the domain's age — just one month old — and the unusually high number of external scripts (24) embedded on the homepage. While this could be bloated analytics or font libraries, it's worth monitoring. There are no existing wayofmarkdown.com reviews from users yet, which is expected for a site so new. Overall, it doesn't look like a scam, but treat it as an unproven resource until it develops a track record.