Strong Verbs Are Just Better

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Should work, replacing the [] with the pointy things. Which is what I think Jenna was trying to point out, except the pointy things generally tend to disappear =P I used to have the same problem, though I can't remember what I was leaving out in the code.

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LOL,was in a rush and didn't check whether my thing came out or not.

And I never used [ ] O.o What an odd notion. < > have always worked for me

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< > don't usually show up in my entries or comments, it's weird. But that's one of the only ways to get a code to show up when you're trying to explain it to someone; either that or enter something like <**lj-cut text="..."**><**/lj-cut**> and I'm not even sure if THAT works...

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Meh? So you don't use < > ?

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you HAVE to use < > on LJ. but for demonstrating, [] is handy 'cos LJ doesn't recognise it

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When I'm coding, obviously, but not when I'm explaining.

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*smooches* Got it

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*grins* huzzah!

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[] is BBC code: standard on RB. which is why your html wasn't working the other day. and why i couldn't get italics on here for months, because no one had introduced me to <>!

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introdued me to < >. put them too close together and they vanish. LJ thinks you're giving it an instruction.

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Which is why I hate using them, cause it's a bitch to have to repost the comment in which you're explaining something!! *laughs*

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i've lost a few 'fake' codes i threw in... like [whisper][/whisper] when asserting that Gerard looked better than Viggo...

silly LJ

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Lmao!

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BB code sucks. I hate it. It makes no sense to me because I learnt html first. As for RB, they always said html works there. Little did I know, only 2 html codes work there. Pathetic. They should have just taken html out of RB altogether.

You can learn html anywhere on the net. Its easy. And you can learn to do more things once you know it.

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how 'bout when i want to do something i ask you what the code is for it?

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1) Why do you want to be dependent on me?

2) I don't know all the codes

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