Features To Add?

A long long time ago I used to be a big (not OO big) poster here. Now I edit Wikipedia. I've been noticing with threads like "favorite car", etc. type that it would be really useful if you could do "my favorite car ever is the [[Chaika]]." and it would output in the format "my favorite car ever is the Chaika." I am not sure if it'd take too much board hax to convert format when posting but I think it'd be useful for quick referencing things in a comprehensive web resource. It doesn't have to be wikipedia (it just seems to be the most broad). You could have it link IMDb or you could allow for prefixes like [[imdb:Tampopo]] could search imdb for tampopo, since finding the ID would defeat the purpose. I don't know how easy/hard it would be... but, it seems useful to me. Then again I don't come here so often anymore so

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Capo, yeah... I can see it being overused and I suppose I can't think of a way to fix that.

Bigblah... could it be done without paramters to the tag... such as:

foo = <i>foo</i>
[W]foo[/W] = <a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/foo>foo</a>

I am not sure how adding foo twice would work... but... would that allow for a vulnerability? Or,can you not define new tags. Curious.

How ya doing, buddy?

So, want to give everyone e-mail at gamingforce.com?

https://www.google.com/hosted/ -- I just found that interesting.... I don't know if they support doing it for so many names but it's a pretty cool thing. Not sure how it works but, thought I'd mention it (if no one else has)


Ah, Bigblah... I wasn't even thinking... you can obviously do a fair amount given that power... since, you could close the tag and start up a new one or whatnot. It seems like the sort of problem that someone somewhere should be able to fix. Like... whatever method is used to make sure my <a href=site>site</a> doesn't work here... coudln't that do the same within the VB code? so that only plain non-tag-ified text worked? I am probably once again overlooking something, though

How ya doing, buddy?