Does anyone know if there’s a way to undo an accidental flag? Asking for a friend who was trying to bookmark on a very bumpy train 
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I got it.
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I’m trying to follow this guidance and end up with a URL like this:
However, it still just renders as the URL and not the embedded player. The track is public.
I think you have a space after the link.
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Thank you.
How do I link to a category showing that neat little icon?
like @jemmons did here:
Type a # immediately followed by “elektronauts:science-lab” without the quotes, same for “the-lounge:mission-briefs”.
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Removing trackers is a solid tip. It’s a simple way to keep things a bit more private when sharing content with the community.
Same goes for any time you list a link to a product on a online retailer’s page, especially places like Amazon.
I don’t mean to single anyone out, but as an example look at the second post in this thread. That one is like fourteen lines long on my phone screen.
As a general rule you can strip out everything after the first question mark ( “?” ) in the link, including the question mark, and the link will still work. I test my work when doing this but it seems to work in general.
I sometimes wonder if links get left in this forum to track, and perhaps take commissions ? ( That’s done other places, right ? )
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