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Formatting Goodies
Use non-ASCII characters
Oh, sure, if you type “1/2” for one half, “*” for multiplication, and “/” for division, most people will understand you. But if you type ½ you will get ‘½’.
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I use the > (which is markdown for <blockquote>) at the beginning of the line, and then <code> and </code> and other markup/markdown as appropriate. … </edit>
Beware: The markdown processors in SU and MSU might not be identical. …
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