I first noticed this in the forums, but it seems to be a site-wide issue.
When adding a character link, if there are unclosed quotation marks in the text, the link is translated as part of the site's code:
“As the group stood within the effect of their Staff of non-detection, ”/characters/sergor-ironhelm" class=“wiki-content-link”>Sergor cast nondetection so it could move with them, and took a standing nap.
After some more discussion, Oliver approached the other adventurer group.
Raoden moved over to a nearby corridor, set down a lantern to look discarded, and started casting Ramazaith’s scroll of Symbol of Death.
Compared to when not using the quotation marks:
As the group stood within the effect of their Staff of non-detection, Sergor cast nondetection so it could move with them, and took a standing nap.
After some more discussion, Oliver approached the other adventurer group.
Raoden moved over to a nearby corridor, set down a lantern to look discarded, and started casting Ramazaith’s scroll of Symbol of Death.
This happened to us often when using the forums for online roleplaying between sessions. Took us a while to realize why this happens.
Seems to be that the character linking [[: | ]] is translated to something with quotation marks in the code, and then the site mistakes the first quotation marks as part of the site's code instead of part of the text.
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Thanks so much for sharing this! Apologies for the delay, I've sent this straight to the team ☺ @nimrodyanai
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We've got the bug on our radar! No timeframe for fix, but we will notify once it is completed ☺ @nimrodyanai
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