NickSto
commented
3 years ago Update: Here's the grep:
$ git grep -Il '~~'
admin/config/windows/index.md
archive/dev-news-briefs/2014-10-06/index.md
documents/presentations/2013ISMBGenomeSpaceReich.pdf
events/2020-11-biohackathon-europe/index.md
events/gcc2013/bof/index.md
events/gcc2013/program/index.md
events/gcc2013/training-day/index.md
events/gcc2014/bofs/index.md
events/meetups/psu/2015-03/index.md
galaxy-updates/2014-06/index.md
galaxy-updates/2015-04/index.md
galaxy-updates/2015-10/index.md
learn/managing-datasets/index.md
news/2013-06-galaxy-update/index.md
news/2021-04-gcc-abstracts/index.md
news/2021-04-gcc-fellowships/index.md
news/2021-04-gcc-reg/index.md
news/2021-05-gcc-reg/index.md
news/2021-06-galaxy-update/index.md
news/gcc2014-registration-open/index.md
news/gcc2017-call-for-host/index.md
news/use-galaxy-offline20140524/index.md
Many pages use
~~strikethrough~~Markdown syntax, which is an extension to the CommonMark standard we use. This means it doesn't render, and so can be particularly misleading if a reader misinterprets it (as, for instance, emphasis).So we should either add support or just replace all instances with
<del></del>. It's a pretty easy grep.Update: Actually, it seems it does work in some situations. It just doesn't work when it surrounds an entire line on its own?