Jens Hatlak wrote:
Ant wrote:
What's the reasons for < and > ? They don't make sense to me. What's
wrong without them since most programs convert http to links just fine?
I think the point is to make clear which characters belongs to the link
and which do not. Sometimes wrapping makes that hard to predict
otherwise, and ideally a client can use the hints to reliably create a
working link.
HTH
Jens
In the past wrapping a link in between <>'s prevented it from being
broken up and made useless
in other words it prevented line breaks in links. Might still do it.
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