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It’s processing as markdown, and ignoring the first tilde strike marker since it’s sandwiched next to the URL brackets. So the only valid strike through is in different spots than you intended. Superscript/subscript I think is being processed correctly because it’s small.
Edit: I just noticed the other guy has the same app, so that would do it.
Edit2: I think I need to mentally review how markdown works there are wires crossed in my brain
That section with all the sub corps under the parent corp, really blows my mind, in how they try to obfuscate ownership, etc.
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I wanted to see a water cooling diagram representing all the LLC bs.
How did you make the creative commons license punctuation look zalgo like?
You’ll have to define ‘zalgo’ for me.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zalgo_text
The letters of CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 appear normal, but there’s extra stuff between the characters where the spacing and hyphens are
You using the web client, or one of the apps?
If it’s the apps, make sure they support the subscript and superscript font markers.
I show the formatting for it here, as well as a link to the Lemmy World page that describes their markup language.
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Voyager PWA, but I think see what it did now.
It’s processing as markdown, and
ignoring the first tilde strike marker since it’s sandwiched next to the URL brackets. So the only valid strike through is in different spots than you intended.Superscript/subscript I think is being processed correctly because it’s small.Edit: I just noticed the other guy has the same app, so that would do it.
Edit2: I think I need to mentally review how markdown works there are wires crossed in my brain
You need to talk to the devs for your app and get them to support superscript and subscript in the way that Lemmy World wants them to.
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