I learned from a meta post by HeyICanChan once that you can type [tour] in a comment and SE will convert that into a link to the tour page.
Is there a similar way to link to the help center?
It's common practice these days to link both in "greetings" comments to new users, but I have to copy the full URL link and insert that into the comment (using the [text] (URL) notation), which takes up space and isn't as quick as [tour].
The comment formatting section of the editing help pages lists all the available shortcut links you can use in comments, including [help] for the help center. As of posting that is:
[meta]– link to the current site's Meta; link text is the site name (e.g. "Super User Meta"). Does nothing if the site doesn't have (or already is) a Meta site.
[main]– like [meta], just the other way around.
[edit]– link to the edit page for the post the comment is on, i.e. /posts/{id}/edit. Link text is "edit" (capitalization is respected).
[tag:tagname]and[meta-tag:tagname]– link to the given tag's page. Link text is the name of the tag.meta-tag only works on meta sites.
[help],[help/on-topic],[help/dont-ask],[help/behavior]and[meta-help]– link to frequently visited pages of the help center. Link text is "help center" (capitalization is respected). All links point to the main site.
[tour]– link to the Tour page. Link text is "tour" (capitalization is respected).
[so],[pt.so],[su],[sf],[metase],[a51],[se]– link to the given site. Link text is the site name.
[chat]– link to the current site's chat site, the link text being "{site name} Chat".
[ask],[answer]– link to the How to Ask or How to Answer page.
[something.se]– link to something.stackexchange.com, if that site exists. Link text is the site name. Use[ubuntu.se]for Ask Ubuntu.
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Nevermind, I just figured it out. It's [help], which is converted into the text "help center".
