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..
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.
But.. Thank You very much for your suggestion.. i am very glad you reply my comment.
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.