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[email protected] , and indeed thank you for posting there
Help me out, I forgot how to format it again because it doesn't make any sense. I'm on kbin, if that makes a difference. I know there's one rule for linking to internal communities, and a totally different rule for linking to external ones, but I can't remember what either of those rules is...
Just use ! followed by the community@instance like I did
ohhhh, I just made a typo in the one I was testing, thanks.