Quick Phrase Modifiers?

More like Quick Phrase FUCK ALL MY SHIT UP:

gun

Looks pretty strange with those random bolds doesn't it?

It's cause of this:

I _believe_ every word.

→ I _believe_ every word.

And then? She *fell*!

→ And then? She *fell*!

I don't see the point since there's already the <pre><i> and <b></pre> modifiers which aren't conflicting.
I also think you should also be able to use , , , etc. since BBCode is what most people are used to.

Oh what the hell, they don't work on the forum? God damn, pick one kind of abstraction and use it for the whole site.

I fixed the formatting. Is there any reason why you used two asterisks for bullets instead of one?

http://hobix.com/textile/quick.html#lists

(^by the way, URLs should only stop when they find a space)

As in the examples, you need a space after the first-level asterisks too. I fixed the page for you.
Standard html tags should work pretty much everywhere, btw.

BTW, cannons are not exactly handheld.

Don't you handle them with your hands? lol

Maybe gun should be an alias to firearm.

Even if someone uses the laser_gun or tranquilizer_gun tags, fuck it, firearms don't shoot fire either. And ranged_weapon would also include throwing_knives and such.

LaC said:
BTW, cannons are not exactly handheld.

It might better just to get rid of that part, then. Since not all guns are carried, anyway.

We're getting side-tracked, basically the quick phrase modifiers should be canned and a BBcode look-a-like should be implemented in it's stead. Is what I think.

Italics have the same problem:

http://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki/show?title=silent_hill

If you write a tag on a wiki page that uses two underscores, for example silent_hill_1, it'll appear as silenthill1. The trick is to use spaces instead of underscores but how are you supposed to find that out? Spaces are the AND operator on searches. Yet on the forum you can use both silent_hill_1 and silent hill 1.

What I'm getting to is that the forum, the comments and the wiki should have the same, or very similar, text formatting.

You don't need to include underscores when you do tags in the wiki. It specifically states that on the side.

Your overarching point is no less valid, however. Have you filed a trac for it?

surasshu said:
Your overarching point is no less valid, however. Have you filed a trac for it?

Oh God, don't make me do that.

Haha, I can do it if you'd rather not.

EDIT: Posted one, I probably screwed it up but here it is:
http://trac.donmai.us/ticket/351

I don't think that's a good idea.

You also misspelled "phrase" in the title of the trac ticket.