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Leading , no trailing /, monospace font.

With modern domain names, without it may get confusing. Would you say the.british.museum is an URL at first glance?

If this is to appear in an electronic format (even for offline reading) adding spaces between the braces and the URL is a nice user-friendly gesture making copy&paste easier.

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