consider changing file layout to support Pathogen

[bleything]

Pathogen allows one to put plugins in ~/.vim/bundle and they get added to the load path... the upshot is that they can stay isolated from each other, rather than having to copy files into your ~/.vim/syntax directories (for instance).

In order to use vim-markdown with Pathogen, the syntax file needs to move into a syntax/ directory. I've done that in bleything/vim-markdown@e49b51edc64ac78e85aa5475ba88fc8a33c74a4d

[bleything]

hmmm... bleything@e49b51edc64ac78e85aa5475ba88fc8a33c74a4d

[robertwahler]

+1, this is helpful even if you don't use Pathogen. For example, if you keep your ~/.vim folder under git control, having a normalized file structure makes it easy to add plugins as remotes in order to pull updates.

[plasticboy]

Done.