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A well-known bug in vBulletin (the software of this forum) is the 50-character bug. Try this:
Nowisthetimeforallgoodmentocometotheaidoftheircountry. This "word" is just over 50 characters long, and you can see that vBulletin forces a space in-between the n and the t of "country", right at the 50-character mark. So you're typing in $\LaTeX$ happily, and all of a sudden, code that you know works doesn't seem to work. Why not? Because vBulletin forced a space somewhere in the middle of your $\LaTeX$ command! Solution: put a space before every single $\LaTeX$ command.
I hope this helps lower your frustration level. Technology is beautiful... when it works.
Nowisthetimeforallgoodmentocometotheaidoftheircountry. This "word" is just over 50 characters long, and you can see that vBulletin forces a space in-between the n and the t of "country", right at the 50-character mark. So you're typing in $\LaTeX$ happily, and all of a sudden, code that you know works doesn't seem to work. Why not? Because vBulletin forced a space somewhere in the middle of your $\LaTeX$ command! Solution: put a space before every single $\LaTeX$ command.
I hope this helps lower your frustration level. Technology is beautiful... when it works.