This may be the wrong place to post, but I’m looking for instructions on how to do the indented block quotes instead of putting quotations around passages. I appreciate any feedback and apologize if there is a more appropriate place to post this. Thanks.
It’s as good as any. 
You can skip the markup tags and just put a “>” in front of the text.
There are also some unadvertised tags available, like strikethrough and mark.
Putting a “\” in front of another character cancels for following format character. So if you wanted to start a line with “>” but not have a quote block, use"\>".
> Note that to get backslash “\” to display I need to use a double-backslash “\\”. (For that I typed four backslashes, and I’ll stop here before it gets silly 
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Thank you—most helpful
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