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markdown

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hi

some code

bold, bolder, bolder, bolder

how bold can we go

~tildes

paragraph

red?

spoiler! George kills Lenny

line
breaks
do
what?

hi

lo

foo^bar

table
foo 
def foo():
    print(42)

more code:

indented code sucks

one, two, three, four

~strike?~ or strike?

a

b

c

d

e
f

####### g

setex heading

setex subheading

rules:

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2 comments

  1. cfabbro
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    Tables and strikethrough are something @deimos hasn’t enabled yet... but I’m sure it’s coming soon enough.

    Tables and strikethrough are something @deimos hasn’t enabled yet... but I’m sure it’s coming soon enough.

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    1. unknown user
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      **bold**, ****bolder****, ******bolder******, ... Each successive pair of asterisks causes another set of <strong> tags, and there's a font-weight: bolder on b and strong, so each level of nesting...
      **bold**, ****bolder****, ******bolder******, ...

      Each successive pair of asterisks causes another set of <strong> tags, and there's a font-weight: bolder on b and strong, so each level of nesting should add to the boldness (although obviously browsers/fonts will only take it so far).

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