Single brackets for inlinks?
Was there a problem with using double brackets? Maybe I'm being picky, but I use single brackets rather often, and nested parentheses can get needlessly confusing. Could {braces} be used for inlinks instead?
Just curious.
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Wow... You're right! Will note this and pass it along to the dev team to see if they can make sense out of it. Thanks for bringing it to our attention!
Your math page scared me..
The problem that triggered my question comes up in Mahalo Answers. Here are a couple of examples:
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/health/how-do-i-seek-a-doctor-without-medical-insurance-for-anxiety-problems-every-since-my-cousin-was-murdered-ive-had-major-anxiety
I wanted to put "your location" in single brackets, but when I did so it came out as an inlink for "location." The problem also showed up here:
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/statistics/statistics-help
where I wanted single brackets instead of the inner parentheses.