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Item 1: Create a link that will always refer to the most current version of a file, even if the file is updated after the post.

Item 2: Create a link that will refer to a snapshot of a file. So when the file is updated, the pointer does NOT refer to the newer version.

Item 3:Refer to a specific line of code in a snapshot of a file.

Item 4: Refer to a block of code in a snapshot of a file.

Item 5: Refer to another GitHub issue. See expansion on home page.

Item 6: Refer to another GitHub user. @wibeasley

Item 7: Make hide the full url of the item 1, and display just "item 1". Done.

Item 8: Format in-line code (eg, a variable name).

Item 9: Format a block of code.

proc lifetest data=myelomatosis plots=s(atrisk cl);
time time*status(0)
strata treatment;
run;

Item 10: Refer to GitHub "diff". This allows the reader to look at the red & green lines on one screen, instead of flipping back and forth between two versions/pages.

Item 11: Create 'tasks' within an issue. GitHub released an extension to their version of markdown. It allows you to create a list of 'tasks' within an issue. https://github.com/blog/1375-task-lists-in-gfm-issues-pulls-comments