anarcat

> This is an existing feature: Place the point anywhere in the inline link and press C-c C-a r (as if you were inserting a reference link) and the link...

oh i see. sorry for not catching up on the docs and all the noise. ;) short too, i like it. i'll try to train my muscle memory back in...

> If you remove the URL (kill it for using later), then give a reference label it will convert for you. If the ref isn't defined, one will be added...

i reworked my code a bit and ended up with something like this: ```elisp (defun anarcat/markdown-convert-link () "Convert markdown inline links to references. This convers a [text](link) link format into...

that is so strange to hear. i could have sworn this worked before, is this new? as an aside, it's inconsistent with other apps: there's no problems adding more than...

frankly? no. i don't understand why the web app has this artificial limitation of 5 tags, and i think it should be removed, or at least bumped up to what's...

but wait, why do we limit to 5 tags in the first place? this makes no sense at all to me. the vulnerability mentioned was about users being able to...

god, so what you're saying now is the security issue is not actually fixed because someone could just go through the API instead? why is there a limit on the...

that does look "racey": if two programs run this, one could check for the lockfile existence (`[ -f $LOCKFILE ]`) right before the other creates it (`echo $$ > $LOCKFILE`)...

yes. i haven't been able to reproduce this on jessie either, so maybe it's just something wrong with my backport... :/