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EIP-1 is an important example of Markdown as governance infrastructure: proposals use a structured template, explicit states, review processes, metadata, and versioned public discussion.
The Mastering Ethereum repository shows how a technical book can be maintained as open source with Markdown/AsciiDoc-adjacent workflows, contribution rules, editions, translations, and reproducible builds.
Kubo's README serves operators, developers, and contributors by separating installation, usage, project status, security, ecosystem links, and development pathways.