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Keyword substitution for url (similar to 'this')
Is there a substitution so that I can use the 'this' keyword and also the 'url' keyword? I want to be able to twitter about something on a webpage without having to highlight the text I want to quote and then select the url
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These are commonly referred to as "magic words". Unfortunately, at the moment only one magic word can be used at a time, and they all refer to the same text. This is certainly something we're looking to make big improvements on.
In regards to "url" working for the tinyurl command, that's a special case that only applies to that command. I know this is very inconstant, and eventually you'll be able to use "url" (and other magic words) with all commands.
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Inappropriate?As an add-on to this, the 'url' keyword works in the tinyurl verb, but not twitter. Why is this?
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Inappropriate?These are commonly referred to as "magic words". Unfortunately, at the moment only one magic word can be used at a time, and they all refer to the same text. This is certainly something we're looking to make big improvements on.
In regards to "url" working for the tinyurl command, that's a special case that only applies to that command. I know this is very inconstant, and eventually you'll be able to use "url" (and other magic words) with all commands.
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Inappropriate?Ben Boyle says isgd works for the twitter command. Maybe you should ask him how he does it?
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Inappropriate?Nope, it only works if the URL is selected :(
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