Fix misuse of code formatting in "Comment everywhere" privilege documentation

Question

The "comment everywhere" privilege documentation refers to the "add a comment" link using code formatting.

This may mislead people into thinking that code formatting should be used for English quotes, proper nouns and the like, in their posts. It shouldn't. This is already a problem that gets edited out of a lot of SE posts.

Can we fix it in the documentation?

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Answer 1

Thank you for noticing the error. I edited the article. Now the phrase formatted as a quote, not as a code.

Answer 2

The help does say: "inline `code in backticks`", so it should follow that example advice when writing the Help. Thus the documentation for "How do I comment?" should instead be:

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Click the "add a comment" link under each post. Comments cannot be multi-line, so simply press enter to submit your comment.

Note that comments support a small subset of Markdown, so you can do things like: _italic_, **bold**, ***bold_italic***, [chat], [edit], [help/on-topic], [tag:tagname], [meta-tag:tagname], and [named hyperlinks](https://example.com).

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That might offend some HTML purists to have a non-clickable link, but it's literal.
_{That took a bit of coding to get it to look correct using the limited Markdown.}