There are many ways to accent your comment entry.

first of all, it only works in comment entries. Do not use it in the subject line.

Notifier: Don't you hate it when you see something on an older ballot that you want to comment on, but you are not sure if anybody would see it? You used to manually go to their user page, and ask them to go see that ballot. I just found a better way. You can now create a comment, and let the person know automagically, using the attention_engine. Make your comment, and include [attention:xxxx] where xxxx is the username you wish to notify. Attention_Engine will send that user a message in their private message area including a clickable link, telling them to go to that ballot and see/respond.


Accenting: in comments, you can link ballots and user pages by putting [ballot:xxxxx] or [user:yyyy] . including the brackets.

[ballot:123] will translate into ballot # 123 , and it will link to ballot number 123.
[user:yyyy] will translate into yyyy, and it will link to user page of yyyy.

there are other ways to accent your entry.
[italicize:text] - will italicize the text.
[bold:this is bold]
[green:this is green]
[blue:this is blue]
[red:this is red]
[underline:translated form]
[strike:Great]
[wakkawakka:hello]

example:
[ballot:1] is the [italicize:first ballot], [bold:this is bold], [green:this is green], [blue:this is blue], [red:this is red] and finally, this is me,[user:lcd]. in [underline:translated form] . [strike:Great] [quote:INTERESTING] feature that I am still working on is [wakkawakka:hello]... it should randomize each characters in random colors. I might not keep it though, kinda silly.
will translate to:
ballot #1 is the first ballot, this is bold, this is green, this is blue, this is red and finally, this is me,lcd. in translated form. Great "INTERESTING" feature that I am still working on is hello... it should randomize each characters in random colors. I might not keep it though, kinda silly.