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Related to: https://github.com/phacility/libphutil/issues/38 Currently, it's hard to tell Remarkup not parse something when it is being overzealous. You can turn off markup on a block level, with ``` %%% Remarkup **won't** be parsed %%% ``` Yielding: %%% Remarkup **won't** be parsed %%% But what if I wanted to have that line be on a header? Or part of a paragraph with other items that I wanted to be parsed? Or if I have something that Remarkup wants to parse as a Phabricator item, like F1? {F164597} I think allowing `%%%Don't **parse** me bro!%%%` inline should work. Are there any potential problems with this solution?

Related to: https://github.com/phacility/libphutil/issues/38 Currently, it's hard to tell Remarkup to **not** parse something when it is being overzealous. You can turn off markup on a block level, with ``` %%% Remarkup **won't** be parsed %%% ``` Yielding: %%% Remarkup **won't** be parsed %%% But what if I wanted to have that line be on a header? Or part of a paragraph with other items that I wanted to be parsed? Or if I have something that Remarkup wants to parse as a Phabricator item, like F1? {F164597} I think allowing `%%%Don't **parse** me bro!%%%` inline should work. Are there any potential problems with this solution?

Related to: https://github.com/phacility/libphutil/issues/38 Currently, it's hard to tell Remarkup notto **not** parse something when it is being overzealous. You can turn off markup on a block level, with ``` %%% Remarkup **won't** be parsed %%% ``` Yielding: %%% Remarkup **won't** be parsed %%% But what if I wanted to have that line be on a header? Or part of a paragraph with other items that I wanted to be parsed? Or if I have something that Remarkup wants to parse as a Phabricator item, like F1? {F164597} I think allowing `%%%Don't **parse** me bro!%%%` inline should work. Are there any potential problems with this solution?