Tip:
The “>” symbol in markdown code is usually meant to be used when quoting someone/something.
Using it like you have here, wherein you write your own text, is a bit confusing... ;-)
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Tip:
The “>” symbol in markdown code is usually meant to be used when quoting someone/something.
Using it like you have here, wherein you write your own text, is a bit confusing... ;-)
Excuse me sir..
But.. Thank You very much for your suggestion.. i am very glad you reply my comment. Sir @rok-sivante i am use that symbol to make writing and display this comment to be beautiful .. yes maybe you will like to see it look different.
Oh yes sir .. can i am join with you? I am from Indonesia sir ..
Thank you very much for all your kindness ..
Sir @rok-sivante. I see you very much help the Indonesian Stemians with your full attention. I am very happy with it.
Thank you very much because you always help us, and if I may also hope that I also belong to the Stemians who are always with you and get your attention and help from you.
Once again sir .. i say thousands of thanks for you.
I pray that you will succeed always in every step and your work.