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You write a url with a http:// http:// and it will turn it in to a link for you. See the formatting document[1] for all the formatting available to you. [1]:ht
by edd 17y ago
You write a url with a http:// http:// and it will turn it in to a link for you. See the formatting document[1] for all the formatting available to you.
[1]:http://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc http://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
- lisper 17y agoOh, sorry, that's not what I meant. What I meant was how do I make a link with some text other than the URL. (Apparently it's not possible in HN comments.)
- grinich 17y agoI think the reason is so you know where the link goes before clicking, which prevents rickrolling.
- telemachos 17y agoCan't help but ask: is rickrolling a serious concern around here? If so, a followup question: Really?
- mcav 17y ago1. No. See #2. 2. Yes.