Please consider implementing the request for some sort of a spoiler markdown using the following syntax:
why did we trust <spoiler>rchern</spoiler> ? WHY OH GOD WHY?
<spoiler>
The cake is a lie.
</spoiler>
I propose <spoiler>
over the modified blockquote syntax >!
proposed by Nick because:
- a
<spoiler>
tag can easily be inlined; the>!
syntax cannot. - a
<spoiler>
tag can easily be ignored when rendered through external services that don't actively support it - a
<spoiler>
tag can be parsed with jQuery, which is a great and does all things™
> this is blockquote
and>! this is spoiler
. Parsers which don't understand spoilers will just show it as a blockquote with leading!
(Just for future reference, as linking to comments is not officially supported and even upvoted comments might be hidden and hence non-linkable.)<blockquote class="spoiler">
.status-completed
?