Tennessee officials haven’t explained yet what went wrong during the failed execution of Christa Pike, which was called off after she was given an initial and a backup dose of the drug meant to kill her.
They weren’t meant to be nested spoilers, they were meant to be two separate spoilers. I was looking for something like how ||spoiler|| works on Discord or >!spoiler!< works on Reddit, like a small bit of text that is obscured within a larger context. Annoying how Markdown doesn’t seem to have a standard way of doing spoiler text.
They weren’t meant to be nested spoilers, they were meant to be two separate spoilers. I was looking for something like how
||spoiler||works on Discord or>!spoiler!<works on Reddit, like a small bit of text that is obscured within a larger context. Annoying how Markdown doesn’t seem to have a standard way of doing spoiler text.Spoiler blocks aren’t defined by CommonMark so everyone kinda just does their own thing.