How do you do strikethroughs for a whole sentence of words - or do you have to strikethrough the words individually

[GetOrfMo1Land]

I saw on a thread where someone did a strikethrough of loads of words - just wondered if you had to do each word individually (which takes ages) or if you can do a whole load of words all at once.

you don't need to add the extra -s

--oh my god, you mean I have been doing individual words-- for three sodding years

^why didn't anyone say^ ?

Why have I got extra bits?

its easy

trying again

--wank--

better

^Yessssssss^

--wonder why the first ones fucked up?--

bold bold bold

^quite nice chatting to meself^

Hmm hmm

Hmm

WANKSHAFT

Somebody help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

You need 2 - for strikethrough but only one ^ or * for italic or bold

Wherethewild, you're putting too many --

It's been possible to strike out sentences for bloody ages.

now that could be rather snazzy

i have also been doing individual words for three fucking years

I was wondering about this too, but I know it will all go wrong on me

Me too GOML - now I am going to widly abuse use this new knowledge judiciously...

wanking hell when did this start and how did I miss the bloody meeting

THREE ARSING YEARS

why did mnhq not tell us

it never used to do this - I know because I tried

THREE YEARS

you can now leave the temple Grasshopper

--interesting--

if

^you^

double them up on single words it still works pointless though

has it been three years already?

I see people doing individual words all the time and think 'you bloody arse, what are you playing at?'

When they changed it (aaaaggees ago) there were lots and lots of threads on it.