This is new thread as a branch from the 11104437. Initially I've been said:
Please use <code> or <pre> tags for code samples, otherwise PM interprets [...] as links.
My post has had a code rounded by <pre> only. Later I modified it to apply rounding with <pre><code> to avoid the mentioned isue.

I confirm that anything like [...] is converted to links. <pre><code> resolve this issue. However (for me personally) the <code> generates a monospace text in the tiny font size.

This one is rounded with <pre> only: 
something having "word"
within square brackets word
This one is rounded with <code> only: 
something having "word"
within square brackets [word]

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This one is rounded with <pre><code>: 
something having "word"
within square brackets [word]

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This one is rounded with <code><pre>: 
<pre>
something having "word"
within square brackets [word]
</pre>

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In reply to Test post for <code> and <pre> by siberia-man

Title:
Use:  <p> text here (a paragraph) </p>
and:  <code> code here </code>
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