It’s quite a rare case, but if the URL of a link to Twitter contains vaild Markdown syntax, this breaks the embedding.
For example https://twitter.com/_TomCross_/status/1030208369116827652 won’t be embedded.
https://twitter.com/TomCross/status/1030208369116827652
To have a correct embedding I need to add an escape \ character in front of the first _
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Possibly a duplicate of this one:
By the way, this is not really about embedding, the link itself does not work, as you demonstrated.
Sure. I was wondering whether the URL could be somehow sanitized in the embedding code…