Added explicit links to tagging syntax one uses to ping ICE breakers. #543
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…ICE breakers. (Yes, the "#join" link *also* goes to the same page (but a different section). But as a reader, I am not going to realize that.)
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…ICE breakers. (#543) (Yes, the "#join" link *also* goes to the same page (but a different section). But as a reader, I am not going to realize that.)
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Added some explicit links to tagging syntax one uses to ping the ICE breakers.
(Yes, the "#join" link also goes to the same page (but a different section). But as a reader, I am not going to realize that.)
As a drive-by, also added link to the complete list of ICE breakers that will be updated over time (at least, that is true today, and I suspect it will remain so in the future).