This one converts Markdown to BB Code! Which means that you can write Steam guides in Markdown!
YOOOOO. Now if there was just a tool to convert from .odt or .docx file format to both of these.
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in reply to @Lloxie's post:
You could convert your document to a web page (I think OpenOffice had an option, and if not, Google Docs can) and tweak the converter to run on document node of that - since it works with DOM, it doesn't actually care where the DOM came from.
I wish Open/LibreOffice just had a built-in option or plugins to export to markdown and bbcode directly. :s
Pandoc should be able to do docx to markdown, although how tidy the output is may depend on the particular document.
I tried Pandoc, but for whatever reason, it didn't convert properly. It lost the italics, which was the main thing I needed.
Yeah, that makes sense. It's very hit and miss since there are different ways for information about the same (visually speaking) formatting to be stored in the xml in the docx, so it's harder for Pandoc to reliably "read" that format.