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"Tradition in such plain text messages is to surround the URL with < and > as kind of quotation marks (as the latter can be problematic too; depends on the algo
by socca1157 10y ago
"Tradition in such plain text messages is to surround the URL with < and > as kind of quotation marks (as the latter can be problematic too; depends on the algorithm of the URL detector): You can see that in <http://example.com/foo>." http://example.com/foo>."
- aug-riedinger 10y agoTypically doesn't work: HN made the whole "<http://example.com/foo>." http://example.com/foo>." a link
- aug-riedinger 10y agoAnd this is being recursive...