Updated with Expert quote codes!

#/LOUNGE/'S POST FORMATTING GUIDE
[b] bold example
[u] underline example
[i] italic example
[o] overline example
[s] strikethrough example
[m] courier text example
[code] preserves syntax for code and colors text
For green text in code put a word in quotes "example"
for red put a # before the word #example
[spoiler] for spoilers example
[sup] makes text progressively smaller higher on the line ^{example example}
[sub] makes text progressively smaller lower on the line _{example example}
[sup] and [sub] can be used for nesting too
[aa] For SJIS art. example
For ASCII art use [m] tag.
To quote put "> " on a new line, ignore the quotations but do keep the space.everything typed on that line will be quoted
example
To multiquote put a space after the '>'s below"
>first line[o]
other
lines
then
>[/o]
It becomes;
first line
then
other
lines
then

To do epic quotes add a space after the '>'s below:
>I'm[o]
>a[o]
>expert[o]
>quote[o]
[/o]lol[/o]lol[/o]lol[/o]
It becomes:
I'm
a
epic
quote
lollollol
[#] Ignores all BBcode tags inside it
[rem] hides all text inside it
[br] gives you a line break. Don't close this tag

>>34
I would far prefer a comprehensive guide to English grammar. There is some very interesting little rules and exclusions that would be interesting to learn about. You should think of it as the guide to grammar's equivalent of this formatting guide. Include all non-archaic, non-disputed information you can.
For example:"preëmptive" and "noöne" are both valid spellings of preemptive and no one. Very interesting.