Topic: https://brettterpstra.com/2013/10/19/lazy-markdown-reference-links/
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asdf 12y, 58d ago

<script>alert("hello")

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Chris Campbell 12y, 58d ago

It helps if you get your tags right:

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ttscoff 12y, 58d ago

document.write('get bent');

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Phil Wolff 12y, 59d ago

Wordpress plugin?

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Carl 12y, 68d ago

I've actually been doing something like this for years for Markdown footnotes. In fact, I changed the format to make it more natural. Now I just use the traditional footnote symbol † (option+t on Macs), like: Markdown is great.†

† If you make a few changes to it.

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ttscoff 12y, 58d ago

Is it cool if I steal the concept and add a version to the Markdown Service Tools?

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Carl 12y, 58d ago

Be my guest.

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ttscoff 12y, 58d ago

Nice. For my formatting style I actually see it being handier for footnotes than for links. I usually write all my links inline anyway and then flip them to reference format with formd. Footnotes, on the other hand, I always keep right below the paragraph they reference. Great idea.

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