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- Meta Advises Page Managers To Include Links in Post Comments
Do we now have official confirmation from Facebook itself that you shouldn’t include links in your post, and that you should, in fact, be adding them in the first comment instead? Well, kind of Over the weekend, several users noted this recommendation in their post-specific insights in the Professional Dashboard for their Facebook Pages:
- Comments and @Mentions - Facebook Pages API
The Facebook Page Post Comments and @mentions Guide explains how to comment and @mention or tag people or Facebook Pages that have posted on your Facebook Page or commented on a Page post using the Pages API from Meta
- Text formatting now allowed in comments (List of proven and . . .
As for syntax highlighting, you don't get that for simple inlined code sections, so why would you need it in comments Which means it had to have been implemented between 2009-6-30 and 2009-7-3
- How to Use Italics, Bold, and Link Text in Blogger Comments
Namely, an explanation of how to write in italics and bold in comments on blogs hosted by Blogger (and some others, but not all comment hosting programs accept simple html code like this)
- Unable to use @mention in comments to tag someone on Excel . . .
I have a shared excel spreadsheet between 4 staff members on the sharepoint and when we first started using it we could create comments and @mention each other to trigger emails to the person mentioned to come back to
- How to use bold italics?? : r ChatGPTPro - Reddit
No formatting in your prompts will show up in CGPT, but it does seem to understand it (e g with 3 backticks before and after it recognises it as a code block) You can ask it to use a certain format, for example I did this prompt: Please give me 5 countries and their capital cities Use this format:
- Comments cannot contain that content, but similar comment . . .
The auto-delete aspect of flagging such comments is incredibly worthwhile as well The few false positives this catches are well worth it, especially considering the real goal of making people only write substantive comments is easily achieved here
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