> This url does not exist. Was this response generated by an LLM?
No, its just that HN’s automatic linkification continues until it breaks on whitespace, so if you type punctuation (here, the “;”) after a link with no intervening space, it gets included in the URL.
No, its just that HN’s automatic linkification continues until it breaks on whitespace, so if you type punctuation (here, the “;”) after a link with no intervening space, it gets included in the URL.
Strip the semicolon and its fine:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_26