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Ghost’s Markdown is different from Gruber Markdown, e.g. it implements strikethroughs. But it does this with a modified Github Flavored Markdown system.
If Ghost's intent is to support GitHub Flavored Markdown precisely - ie. if someone pointed out a case where Markdown in GitHub renders differently from Ghost, they'd fix it - then it's just another implementation of GitHub Flavored Markdown.
If Ghost has its own extensions - or if, in the event of a conflict, Ghost declared that their parse result is "right" and that GitHub's is "wrong" - then Ghost would have its own documented flavor with these differences.
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stuartpb commentedon Sep 5, 2014
If Ghost's intent is to support GitHub Flavored Markdown precisely - ie. if someone pointed out a case where Markdown in GitHub renders differently from Ghost, they'd fix it - then it's just another implementation of GitHub Flavored Markdown.
If Ghost has its own extensions - or if, in the event of a conflict, Ghost declared that their parse result is "right" and that GitHub's is "wrong" - then Ghost would have its own documented flavor with these differences.