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Punctuation in URL

Story: The Document Foundation launches LibreOffice 3.3Total Replies: 9
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Bob_Robertson

Jan 25, 2011
10:17 AM EST 		Sander,

The URLs "http://www.libreoffice.org, " is trying to look up ".org," with the comma.

Edit: The period on "release plan." URL is also attached. Maybe the others as well, but it's hard to check and edit this message at the same time.
hkwint

Jan 25, 2011
11:56 AM EST 		Thanks for noticing, fixed.
Bob_Robertson

Jan 25, 2011
2:38 PM EST 		Ha! Beat Sid by an hour and a half!
jimbauwens

Jan 25, 2011
2:47 PM EST 		You might have beat SidHymes, but you'll never beat Debian Sid!
gus3

Jan 25, 2011
2:55 PM EST 		Sid was making beautiful music when you whippersnappers were still in diapers!
jimbauwens

Jan 25, 2011
2:59 PM EST 		I never should have posted my age...
tuxchick

Jan 25, 2011
4:50 PM EST 		jimbauwens, long lines goof up the formatting. a longstanding LXer 'feature' :)
jimbauwens

Jan 26, 2011
2:56 AM EST 		@tuxchick: I'm sorry, I checked in 2 browsers (epiphany and chrome), and there were no formatting errors. I should have checked better. Removed the 'barcode' now :)
hkwint

Jan 26, 2011
3:50 PM EST 		JB: Long lines also frustrate Tuxchick BTW. I'm not sure what she's using, maybe Lynx on 480X640 or something, but she doesn't like

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jimbauwens

Jan 26, 2011
4:06 PM EST 		Hans, your back! I missed you :)

What I did was post a bar code with like this (just bigger):

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Looks like not all the browsers like it (I'm using chrome, and it looks perfect). Maybe the size bbcode is handled different in other browsers.

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