I would guess these aren't linked because either there's a regex of valid usernames - can usernames contain dots? or it checks for existence of the linked thing. e: it doesn't check for existence.
I would guess these aren't linked because either there's a regex of valid usernames - can usernames contain dots? or it checks for existence of the linked thing.
It doesn't check the existence, because if I do ~nonexistentgroup then it still links it. My guess is that it's because the @ wasn't the first character in the word. @example.org test@example
It doesn't check the existence, because if I do ~nonexistentgroup then it still links it. My guess is that it's because the @ wasn't the first character in the word. @example.org test@example
oh, good. the @ stuff is not applied to urls containing @. what about bold? @expectocode
@expectocode
\google.com/@expectocode
how about email addresses? test@example.org
or rough numbers? ~10
I would guess these aren't linked because either there's a regex of valid usernames - can usernames contain dots? or it checks for existence of the linked thing.
e: it doesn't check for existence.
It doesn't check the existence, because if I do ~nonexistentgroup then it still links it. My guess is that it's because the @ wasn't the first character in the word. @example.org test@example
mystery solved
sounds like this will be a problem for the matrix usernames, e.g. @test:matrix.org