+ [2015-03-28T23:45:52Z] int-e *right
+ [2015-03-28T23:46:25Z] int-e (that's the zero-width non-break space)
+ [2015-03-28T23:48:29Z] int-e But I guess I should be using ࠌ ... Anyway, thanks!
+ [2015-03-28T23:48:52Z] int-e Missing an x: ⁠
+ [2015-03-28T23:50:50Z] int-e But I'll probably stick to `@foo` so that cut&paste works. Sigh.

message no. 86682

Posted by int-e in #github at 2015-03-28T21:44:01Z

In github markup (say, in an issue), is it possible to write @foo without it being treated as mentioning the "foo" user? I can use `@foo`, but that adds extra markup that I don't really want.
+ [2015-03-29T00:50:28Z] gh-status [Yellow] Into hour 71 defending the attack. Mitigation is holding and service is stable.
+ [2015-03-29T01:37:12Z] cheater how can i find out what the first tag is that contains a specific commit?
+ [2015-03-29T01:56:47Z] Impaloo cheater: git describe --always --contains "$commit_sha"
+ [2015-03-29T01:57:10Z] cheater oh. is there no way to see on github?