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Fish Below the Ice
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How to strike text on stackoverflow?

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

How to strike text on stackoverflow?

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

How to strike text?

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

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Mat
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Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

EDIT: this is not a duplicate with the question: Does markdown have a way to express strikeout? unless you're assuming everybody knows that stackoverflow uses the markdown markup language

When you're searching how to do such a basic task (strike the text), you want to find the answer directly. You're not going to make the assumption that the site must probably use a well known markup language, search what this markup language is and then search how it's done in this markup language.

EDIT: it is not a duplicate. I already explained why.

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

EDIT: this is not a duplicate with the question: Does markdown have a way to express strikeout? unless you're assuming everybody knows that stackoverflow uses the markdown markup language

When you're searching how to do such a basic task (strike the text), you want to find the answer directly. You're not going to make the assumption that the site must probably use a well known markup language, search what this markup language is and then search how it's done in this markup language.

EDIT: it is not a duplicate. I already explained why.

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

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John Smith Optional
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Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

EDIT: this is not a duplicate with the question: Does markdown have a way to express strikeout? unless you're assuming everybody knows that stackoverflow uses the markdown markup language

When you're searching how to do such a basic task (strike the text), you want to find the answer directly. You're not going to make the assumption that the site must probably use a well known markup language, search what this markup language is and then search how it's done in this markup language.

EDIT: it is not a duplicate. I already explained why.

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

EDIT: this is not a duplicate with the question: Does markdown have a way to express strikeout? unless you're assuming everybody knows that stackoverflow uses the markdown markup language

When you're searching how to do such a basic task (strike the text), you want to find the answer directly. You're not going to make the assumption that the site must probably use a well known markup language, search what this markup language is and then search how it's done in this markup language.

Sorry but I couldn't find this info. How do I strike the text?

Thanks for your help.

EDIT: this is not a duplicate with the question: Does markdown have a way to express strikeout? unless you're assuming everybody knows that stackoverflow uses the markdown markup language

When you're searching how to do such a basic task (strike the text), you want to find the answer directly. You're not going to make the assumption that the site must probably use a well known markup language, search what this markup language is and then search how it's done in this markup language.

EDIT: it is not a duplicate. I already explained why.

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