# Detailed Results Bare URLs For more, see https://example.com. {MD034} For more, see https://example.com/. {MD034} For more, see https://example.com/?query=string#hash. {MD034} For more, see https://example.com/info.htm. {MD034} Visit https://example.com, then refresh. {MD034} The site (https://example.com) is down. {MD034} Some documents use to link. Or to link. Or repeat the URL https://example.com. Or https://example.com/info.htm. This is allowed to avoid embedding angle brackets in HTML Text https://example.com. As is https://example.com/info.htm text.
Another violation: https://example.com. {MD034}

Another violation: https://example.com. {MD034}
This is not a bare [link]( https://example.com ). Nor is [link](https://example.com/path-with(parens)). Or . URLs in HTML attributes are not bare: Text URLs surrounded by HTML tags are not bare: Not https://example.com bare. Not
https://example.com
bare.

Not bare due to being in an HTML block: https://example.com https://example.com

https://example.com

URLs in link and image text are not bare: Text [link to https://example.com site](https://example.com) text. Image ![for https://example.com site](https://example.com) text. URLs may end with a dash: https://example.com#heading- {MD034} ... when explicit: ... when embedded: https://example.com#heading- Links with spaces inside angle brackets are okay: [blue jay]() Email addresses are treated similarly: user@example.com {MD034} Angle brackets work the same for email: --- [is-a-valid]: https://example.com Links bind to the innermost [link that [is-a-valid] link](https://example.com) {MD034} But not if the [link [is-not-a-valid] link](https://example.com) Escaping both inner square brackets avoids confusion: [link \[is-not-a-valid\] link](https://example.com)