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By default most characters are displayed normally. A few are considered special as they are used to denote markups. A quick overview of these core markups is shown below.
* Surround paragraphs by backquote ` characters. Like `a paragraph`
* Headings are marked up by using the = character
* Bold text is marked up by using the * character
* Italic text is marked up by using the / character
* Underlined text is marked up by using the _ character
* Use # to denote code. All text that follows will be shown.
* Surround hints with ^ characters. No need to use ` with this.
* Surround pastes with % characters to ignore markups between them.
* Links to wiki pages look like: [page|description]
* To display an image (offsite), use: {url}
* To make an offsite link, use: (page|description)
* Use \ to separate lines
* Use ~ to show the next character if it's a markup character