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markdown note about native + chain support

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@@ -308,7 +308,8 @@ For some basic guidance, here are the tags for SFW and probably not SFW stuff:</
<p><code>rating:questionable</code> Probably <em>not</em> SFW, but probably correct.</p> <p><code>rating:questionable</code> Probably <em>not</em> SFW, but probably correct.</p>
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<p>The chain multiple tags, instead of space character like most sites use, you would chain them without a space, and instead use a <code>+</code> character.</p> <p>The chain multiple tags, instead of space character like most sites use, you would chain them without a space, and instead use a <code>+</code> character.<br>
<strong>Note:</strong> The input box in the site will handle the <code>+</code> character natively, you do not have to chain them yourself.</p>
<h5 class="mume-header" id="example">Example</h5> <h5 class="mume-header" id="example">Example</h5>
<p>*<code>/hidden?tags=rating:safe</code><br> <p>*<code>/hidden?tags=rating:safe</code><br>

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@@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ For some basic guidance, here are the tags for SFW and probably not SFW stuff:
* `rating:questionable` Probably *not* SFW, but probably correct. * `rating:questionable` Probably *not* SFW, but probably correct.
The chain multiple tags, instead of space character like most sites use, you would chain them without a space, and instead use a `+` character. The chain multiple tags, instead of space character like most sites use, you would chain them without a space, and instead use a `+` character.
**Note:** The input box in the site will handle the `+` character natively, you do not have to chain them yourself.
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