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How to find and use markdown in lemmy
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this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2023
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One fun tip is that if you're not sure how someone formatted a post the way they did, you can (at least on the default UI) use the "view source" icon
to take a peek. It works on comments as well although you might have to click the three dots under a comment to expand and see all the icons.
If you're on an instance that doesn't allow image uploads and you're hosting externally, the most useful markdown for you is
which will embed the actual image instead of you just having to post a link.