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Hey @Lachlan,
Thanks for the post. I'm just an example reply but if I was a real person I would definately ❤️ this.
-=: jcarreira :=-
Hey @Lachlan,
Did you know that Plato supports quoting replies. You can see a quoted reply below...
Hey @Lachlan,
Thanks for the post. I'm just an example reply but if I was a real person I would definately ❤️ this.
-=: jcarreira :=-
We can of course include some text after the quote.
-=: vraptorche :=-
Hey @Lachlan,
Did you know that Plato supports quoting replies. You can see a quoted reply below...
Hey @Lachlan,
Did you know that Plato supports quoting replies. You can see a quoted reply below...
Hey @Lachlan,
Thanks for the post. I'm just an example reply but if I was a real person I would definately ❤️ this.
-=: jcarreira :=-
We can of course include some text after the quote.
-=: vraptorche :=-
We can of course include some text after the quote.
-=: angaler1984 :=-
Did you know you can link to any other entity (topic, doc, article, question, idea or issue) within Plato using a # tag. Type the # character when composing a message within Plato to quickly search for and embed links to other entities.
For example we can link to the topic hosting this reply using a # character follwed by the entity ID like so #788.
You can also include optional text to display for # links like so #1234
(optional link text here
).
You can see a real hash link with link text here:- Example Topic 959 - notice the contextual tooltip when you hover over # links. You can also just use a # followed by the entity id to link to any entity like so #788.
Regards,
necipakif
I'm just an example reply but did you know you can @ mention others within Plato. Type the @ character when composing any entity to search for and mention others.
For example here are some mentions @iiiyx, @nathanchase, @marcus85, @Padilla, @johangw.
Regards,
mortenbrudv
Did you know you can link to any other entity (topic, doc, article, question, idea or issue) within Plato using a # tag. Type the # character when composing a message within Plato to quickly search for and embed links to other entities.
For example we can link to the topic hosting this reply using a # character follwed by the entity ID like so #788.
You can also include optional text to display for # links like so #1234
(optional link text here
).
You can see a real hash link with link text here:- Example Topic 959 - notice the contextual tooltip when you hover over # links. You can also just use a # followed by the entity id to link to any entity like so #788.
Regards,
cmd_shell
Thanks @Lachlan,
I'm not actually a real person. I'm just an example reply to help demonstrate how Plato works. I'm populated automatically via a background process within Plato.
Regards,
Reverbe
I'm just an example reply but did you know you can @ mention others within Plato. Type the @ character when composing any entity to search for and mention others.
For example here are some mentions @luison, @coder90, @PartyLineLimo, @jack4it.
Regards,
vraptorche
Hi @Lachlan
This is just an example reply to your topic. Here we would typically provide feedback or assist with your post but as this is just a demo we'll play pretend here.
This reply is just provided for demo purposes to help you get a sense for how Plato works.
Thanks,
Huhu
Did you know you can link to any other entity (topic, doc, article, question, idea or issue) within Plato using a # tag. Type the # character when composing a message within Plato to quickly search for and embed links to other entities.
For example we can link to the topic hosting this reply using a # character follwed by the entity ID like so #788.
You can also include optional text to display for # links like so #1234
(optional link text here
).
You can see a real hash link with link text here:- Example Topic 959 - notice the contextual tooltip when you hover over # links. You can also just use a # followed by the entity id to link to any entity like so #788.
Regards,
mvehar
Hi @Lachlan
This is just a sample to help demonstrate Plato. You can ignore this post 😃
If this was a real reply it may actually contain some helpful information.
AndyLivey
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@Lachlan, I'm an examplle reply pretending I'm not happy with your post grrrr - 😈
AndyLivey
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Did you know you can link to any other entity (topic, doc, article, question, idea or issue) within Plato using a # tag. Type the # character when composing a message within Plato to quickly search for and embed links to other entities.
For example we can link to the topic hosting this reply using a # character follwed by the entity ID like so #788.
You can also include optional text to display for # links like so #1234
(optional link text here
).
You can see a real hash link with link text here:- Example Topic 959 - notice the contextual tooltip when you hover over # links. You can also just use a # followed by the entity id to link to any entity like so #788.
Regards,
murdocj
I'm just an example reply but did you know you can @ mention others within Plato. Type the @ character when composing any entity to search for and mention others.
For example here are some mentions @PeterMull, @gert_oelof, @bstj, @fritz.
Regards,
johangw
Hi @Lachlan
This is just an example reply to your topic. Here we would typically provide feedback or assist with your post but as this is just a demo we'll play pretend here.
This reply is just provided for demo purposes to help you get a sense for how Plato works.
Thanks,
lyrog