As of today, the question mark has been removed from mathURLs, so they look like http://mathurl.com/5euwuy instead of http://mathurl.com/?5euwuy.
Even better is this: http://mathurl.com/5euwuy.png instead of http://mathurl.com/?img=5euwuy!
Of course, old-style mathURLs will continue to work.
Leave a note here if you notice any bugs.
June 20, 2009 at 6:28 pm
I found a bug: http://mathurl.com/n5e727
As an example, “>” in a \text block returns an upside down question mark rather than “>.”
June 21, 2009 at 12:21 am
Hi, that’s actually the normal behavior of LaTeX (which mathURL is based on).
For example, try to compile the following on your own computer:
\documentclass{article}\begin{document}
n > 1
\end{document}
What you probably want instead is this: http://mathurl.com/neaxxb