POST-IT NOTE:
I debated on which category was the right one for this post. I immediately thought of Education, but it just didnāt seem to be the right spot. Then I thought about Feedbackā¦ and that wouldnāt do. Then I thought about the Lounge. I figured ALās was as good a spot as any to post it. If not, may the powers that be (ie., admins ) move it where it needs to be.
Anyways, I digressā¦ Iām going to teach you all some little known, little used tricks you can use when making posts and replies.
First Lesson: You know about emojis, but did you know you can place them in your āsubjectā line? *See above With this trick you can add flavor and make your topic āPOPā. Do you like the 
in mine?
Second Lesson: Tiny text can be used to make notations about previous text. *Such as this one.
I did the above text by adding some HTML language to it. To me, it looked like thisā¦
<small>*Such as this one.</small>
The first <small> starts the tiny text command where as the </small> tells it to stop. And yes, it does compound so you can do micro-text as well usingā¦
<small><small>micro-text</small></small>
Third Lesson: PAY ATTENTION! You can underline using Markup in much the same way. Notice below that I am using [ ] and not < > to do this. The text I used looked like thisā¦
[u]PAY ATTENTION![/u]
So now you can use this trick to drive home a point.
Fourth Lesson: If you want to point out something another way, you can always highlight it. Again, this is HTML, as identified by the < > and not the [ ]. To me, it looked likeā¦
<mark>highlight</mark>
I hope you have enjoyed your first class. Give a 
or a 
if you liked it and I may do more lessons. Feel free to try some of the above tricks out in a reply to this post. 
Until next timeā¦
ā¬šāÆ 
ā¬šāÆ !
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