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The [about] quick link goes to the tour.
feature-request status-completed comments tour magic-links
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As far as I can tell, comment shortcuts have been around since basically forever.
The [tour] link got added sometime soon before June 6, 2014 (officially confirmed on June 11†), a short while after our About page instead became a Tour, and references to it got renamed accordingly over the next few months. Before then, however, we used [about] to ...
answered Oct 21 '16 at 10:51
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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.
[...
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Magic links are hardcoded into the site software itself and as a result are network-wide, not per-site, so although technically possible in theory, the likelihood that Staff would add a magic link to every SE in the network that leads to RPG.se's meta about RPG forum alternatives is unsurprisingly very low. ;)
answered Jun 13 '16 at 19:26
SevenSidedDie
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Although, as SSD explained, network-wide changes for an RPG.SE-specific code won't happen, there's still a labour-saving work-around available: add a premade comment with the forums link to the auto-comment script.
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[tour] now also links to the tour.
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Nevermind, I just figured it out. It's [help], which is converted into the text "help center".
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