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Currently, adding an URL such as https://example.com/url will be interpreted as a key-value pair and something like url:https://example.com/url is also not valid because:
Both key and value must consist of non-whitespace characters, which are not colons. Only one colon separates the key and value.
Being able to refer to URLs is crucial for me (and surely for many others), so I believe the format should allow for it (and make it easy).
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I wonder whether free-form annotations (including URLs, colons, etc.) might be added in whatever follows a # symbol, as in a comment for a programming language.
Currently, adding an URL such as
https://example.com/url
will be interpreted as a key-value pair and something likeurl:https://example.com/url
is also not valid because:Being able to refer to URLs is crucial for me (and surely for many others), so I believe the format should allow for it (and make it easy).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: