Yes, there are [different flavors of markdown](https://gist.github.com/vimtaai/99f8c89e7d3d02a362117284684baa0f). We use [Github Markdown](https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/) and we don't use the non-standard `tab:` prefix to mark that the link should open in a new tab. Every markdown link opens in a new tab on SN by default.

I'm not crazy I promise. Is it possible there are different standards or implementations for markdown?? My blog is @ bearblog.dev and this is the guide I initially used to learn markdown https://herman.bearblog.dev/markdown-cheatsheet/

- expatriotic (Only problem using Zeus to use SN is if I don't have my phone I can't login to my SN account)

anon

@expatriotic this time your links contain `tab:` in front like this for some reason:

> `[Phoenix](tab:https://phoenix.acinq.co/)`

👀

_you can go to https://stacker.news/items/461631/edit to see the raw version of a post_

bitcoin

Secure the bag

expatriotic

Good guide, bookmarking! One small note: Looks like all of the links other than Envoy simply link back to this post?