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Beginning immediately, users can head over,
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When I enter the following text (shown Base64-encoded here to avoid the bug) into this forum Markdown editor:
bG9jYXRpb24gPSAiaHR0cDovL3RydWVibG9vZC50ZWVuc3R1YmUudHYvcC90cnVlLWJsb29kLXNl
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YXNvbi01LWZ1bGx5LXVwZGF0ZWRfNTU1NC5odG1sIjs=
(Contains a URL as part of some code, quoted using backticks)
and save, it incorrectly replaces what it thinks is a URL with an invalid hyperlink. When I go to edit the text, it becomes:
location = "[[http://trueblood.teenstube.tv/p/true-blood-season-5-fully-updated_5554.html";](http://trueblood.teenstube.tv/p/true-blood-season-5-fully-updated_5554.html";)](http://trueblood.teenstube.tv/p/true-blood-season-5-fully-updated_5554.html";`)
The same thing occurs when creating a code block by indenting the text by 4 spaces:
location = [http://trueblood.teenstube.tv/p/true-blood-season-5-fully-updated_5554.html;](http://trueblood.teenstube.tv/p/true-blood-season-5-fully-updated_5554.html";)
This transformation is completely unnecessary, since Markdown already hyperlinks bare URLs.
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