%%% is used to define a literal block, but sometimes we need a inline literal syntax, to prevent some inline words/sentences not be processed by remarkup.
Description
Related Objects
Event Timeline
See also this:
https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabcontrib/article/feature_requests/
In particular, it's helpful if you describe a problem you're facing, not just your intended solution:
https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabcontrib/article/feature_requests/#describe-problems
For example i have a sentence written in remarkup:
The Ford T1 platform is Ford Motor Company's large SUV automobile platform. It is based on the P2 platform used in the company's pickup trucks.
Here T1 and P2 are two domain specific terms that I don't want them to be interpreted to Maniphest task #1 and Paste #2.
Yes i can surround the two terms with ` or ##, but I don't need the monospaced visual style. I can also use %%% to make the full paragraph literal, but I still need the link and bold text and some other styles.
So what I need is an inline literal markup, behaviors like ` but don't introduce any additional visual style.
You can use remarkup.ignored-object-names to ignore specific object names like T1 and P2 if they're common in your organization. If you don't have a use case beyond that, we probably won't pursue this.