Hostile Fork
Hostile Fork
unmush of `A00B01C02` should be `a: 00 b: 01 c: 02` It's currently not processing, just stays as `A00B01C02`
``` >> markdown "***FOO***" == "*FOO/**" ``` (What it's supposed to do is be both bold and italic.) Generally it seems there should be some sort of protection or assert...
`[[1]](http://example.com)` for instance is not recognized as a link, and is shown as plain text. _(Both GitHub and Stackoverflow allow brackets in links, and I cannot tell you how they...
If I call markdown on `"*[hostilefork](http://hostilefork.com)*"` I get`"[foo](http://example.com)"` Expected the inner link to be processed. Similar problems happen if the outer style is done with double asterisks for bold style,...
If you write: `"X -- *(It marks the spot!)*"` The markdown rules will turn that into: `"X (It marks the spot!)*"` Expected it just to italicize "(It marks the spot!)"...
Generally speaking in markdown, you can use markdown inside of a link (as long as it isn't a link, I guess?) `[**hostilefork**](http://hostilefork.com)` => [**hostilefork**](http://hostilefork.com) Currently under `md.reb`, that produces a...
In contemplating what it will take to coordinate the switch of the various Rebol forks to go to .reb for the canon extension, I was reminded that as a showpiece...
The markup rule for fixed-font text is that you put four spaces in front of all the lines that are in a fixed font. Currently these spaces lead RebolBot to...
Ability available to room owners. Syntax probably just `avatar url!` ``` @RebolBot avatar http://example.com/foo.png ```
RebolBot can save links, but it would be interesting if the link could optionally have a date attached. So if you said something like: ``` @RebolBot recon2013 ``` It could...