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same thing happens with `` and `` here https://gist.github.com/zigdon/c91e323a47676dbc6065 The first two hidden inputs are found, the two text fields are not, the last two inputs (checkbox and submit) are.

I had an account on mastodon.social (A above), migrated to tech.lgbt (B). whenever I'd try to follow a link to any post on m.s, it would redirect me to the...

After logginging to m.s, I get this: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44372/208459082-8cf98d63-393d-499f-98e2-f475c86dd54e.png) Then clicking on https://mastodon.social/@[email protected]/109371235556370683, I end up there again.

One way around this might be to do a preprocessing, where we change s/\$(\w+)/\${$1}/g. That way, replacing the later var won't append its contents to the previous one.

It depends what you mean to do when you alias A to B. If the idea is that B can always be used for A, it makes sense. For anything...

No reason I remember. And I don't think there's a reason why check_band_names should change, it already leaves `'` in the words it checks for.

Yeah, I'd say either suppress the error (and fail silently) or check that we're updating a large var, and not say 'okay $who' until it succeeded. I'd _avoid_ saying 'okay...

Maybe. You'd have to still keep it for the trigger part, but removing it from the tidbit should be fine. On the other hand, other operations (like s/// or other...

uh, I suppose you could query the table (describe $vartablename) and get the column's size. Or you could just put it in a config option. Mostly, it might make sense...

That looks like a great plugin, but I wouldn't enable it for the main instance. It does complicate the syntax, and would underweight these folded tidbits in comparison to others....