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As you can see in this comment of mine, the two links [1] and [2] are not getting parsed correctly. Yet the markdown code I used there is exactly the same I used here, i.e.:

[[1]](http://kaifangcidian.com/han/yue/%E5%89%A9) and [[2]](http://kaifangcidian.com/han/yue/%E5%87%80)

and yet here they are getting parsed. So what is going on in that comment? Is this a malfunction in the comment markdown? If so, it is a , otherwise I need with the link markdown to stop this from happening again next time, which explains the two tags to this question.

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Apparently it was a bug, but it has been fixed since.

It didn't work in your comments because they behave differently than posts. So I fixed them for you. This is how they should look:

[`[1]`](http://kaifangcidian.com/han/yue/%E5%89%A9)

Add the back ticks so that it escapes the characters.

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