11:56 AM, Sunday February 2nd 2020
no worries! yeah, I noticed, not sure if im just dumb or if its just a bug, Ill ask, just in case
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9:28 PM, Sunday February 2nd 2020
Basically links work normally here but when you've got them contained in a code block as you did, it ignores them and prints them exactly as they are.
As seen [here](https://drawabox.com)
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11:55 AM, Monday February 3rd 2020
AHHHH Just realized I remember clicking the icon (that I now know it's code) and the color of the text getting changed! that also explains the weird format. I'm super dumb! thanks!
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The Art of Blizzard Entertainment
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