You can always provide extra hints, e.g.
(http://example.com)
(http://example.com)
(http://example.com)
(<http://example.com>)
Turning “raw” links into actual links is not part of Markdown proper. In Markdown, typing a raw link does nothing.
You can always provide extra hints, e.g.
(http://example.com)
(http://example.com)
(http://example.com)
(<http://example.com>)
Turning “raw” links into actual links is not part of Markdown proper. In Markdown, typing a raw link does nothing.