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It happens that Wikipedia doesn't care whether parens are percent-encoded or not. So yes, you can use %28%29 instead (), but that's despite them being sub-delim
by jwilk 5y ago
It happens that Wikipedia doesn't care whether parens are percent-encoded or not. So yes, you can use %28%29 instead (), but that's despite them being sub-delims. For example, you definitely should change & (another sub-delim) to %26 in your URLs.
And, as I noted earlier, escaping parens wouldn't even help in this case, because it's an underscore that causes the mess.