[Solved, kind of] Super Meat Boy for brainy ninjas

Woah. "[](" is not found when I search the source code. And I know what you're referring to with the "[](". That should be obvious, but I'm not seeing anything. Maybe there's something wrong with the way I'm viewing the source. Weird...

Edit: I hid some stuff in this post. I can see them in the source, but I don't see anything in yours... I'm freaked out right now.

Edit again: I think I might have figured out why I can't see anything. To test it, could someone look at the source code for my post? If you see "<a href="http://www.ihavehiddenthreethingsinthispost.canyouseetheothers.com">" but not "[] (Testing)" or "[] (XXXXX-XXXXX-???X?-XXXXX-XXXXX.)" (without spaces between [] and ()), then my theory is right, if you can see all three, then my theory is wrong.

When you put something [like this] (http://www.google.com) but without the space it becomes the <a href=... thing in the source. But when I put something that didn't start with http://, like [test] (test) without the space it shows up in the source as [test] (test) without the space. However, when I tried using another computer that was not signed into Steam Gifts, it did not appear in the source at all. Therefore, my theory is that if you put in something like this [] (test) but without the space, it will only show up in the source for the user who posted it. :)

Here's another test. Every word in the previous sentence is typed and shows up in the source for me [like] (like) [this] (this), but without the space.