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> Then there's hyperlinks. If not like HTML anchor tags were the hypertext is independent to the destination, but still some method to follow links in e-mails a
by wtbob 13y ago
> Then there's hyperlinks. If not like HTML anchor tags were the hypertext is independent to the destination, but still some method to follow links in e-mails as a lot of online registration requires email activation that way.
Well, there's the (IIRC) RFC-specified way to write URLs within '<URL:' and '>' pairs, e.g. <URL:https://news.ycombinator.com/> https://news.ycombinator.com/> (interestingly, the HN URL-finder doesn't support that).
- laumars 13y agoThere's a million different ways it can be done. I only suggest a HTML-derived format because of familiarity.