Iâve just had to try really hard not to link this to a recent comment in another thread
@discobot fortune
(same line)
Are you gonna save Milanâs butt?
It is decidedly so
Well that is nice to hearâŚbut probably too late.
Why do you put quote marks around your hashtags? Is it so it reads âhashtagâ in our heads?
#thingsyouâvewantedtoaskforawhile
No, but discourse used the putting the hash symbol in front of words to turn the words after that into italics(while removing the symbol at the same time). Seems it doesn´t do that anymore.
#thingsineversaid
Ahahahaha!! Leksiâs reaction is prrrrrrrriceless!
âAre we human⌠or are we dancersâŚâ
Most likely
Baking powder?
Sorry, I have difficulties expressing myself today. I meant that I tried writing the # before words before but it seemed to be part of the code then and it never displayed as it should instead looking like thingsineversaid. So as a workaround I put it in marks so it is shown the way it should be. #thingsineversaid.
Ohhhh I see. That makes sense
when in doubt, just escape with a \
\#yadiyada
displays as
#yadiyada
even if
#yadiyada
displays as
#yadiyada
too
The issue with a # on Discourse is that it doubles for category referencing
Off-topic
The issue with a # on Discourse is that it doubles for category referencing
And with headlines if you (accidentally) insert a space:
# this is a headline
this is a headline
That was the issue! Thanks both, I didn´t remember that.
Anyway, the french part of my âRolling Râ is taken from this song of the early nineties:
Yes, that would have been my second guess.
Ok, here we are. Some bad english, some stereotypical italian accent, and some ghostly greetings:
Hint:If you canât hear the clip, just copy and paste the URL
Summary
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jjyykfl37j9q9o2/Rolling%20Rs%2C%20Fettuccini%20Brothers%2C%20and%20Various%20Ghosts.m4a?dl=0