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Created Oct 29, 2020 by Jeffrey Phillips Freeman@freemo💥Owner

Markdown formatting breaks user tagging with special characters

This was shared by @olamundo@qoto.org. When posting in markdown format if you attempt to tag/link another user and they have special characters in the name if it is interpreted as formatting characters it may break linking.

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Possible new glitch (or things working too well): At the www interface, I’ve set MarkDown as the default formatting style for all posts. This way, I can post formatted text from Tusky, Toot, or any other client.

It happens, though, that handles containing special characters get interpreted as to be formated. Ex.: @name@instance.dom

Should this be happening? Should I just be scaping the characters myself?

Test: @name@instance.dom @name@instance.dom

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