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Many posters don't know how to do this.
Here's how: You put (left square bracket, u, right square bracket) before the text you want to underline, and (left square bracket, slash, u, right square bracket) after the text. Ironically, I can't write the actual characters above - hence my writing out the characters' names in longhand - because the characters would be misinterpreted as instructions! In any case, a lack of underlines is a minor annoyance, but it's not detrimental to understanding: it's easy to determine at a glance what is supposed to be underlined. |
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