How to validate words that have just a letter formatted in bold?

[fharper]

Let's say I have in my Markdown file, the following sentence: The three pillars of Developer Relations are **C**ommunity, **C**ontent, and **C**ode, also known as the 3Cs which render as The three pillars of Developer Relations are Community, Content, and Code, also known as the 3Cs.

It is rendering the first letters of Community, Content, and Code in bold, which is the intended goal, but Vale will detect the words as ommunity, ontent, and ode, and will report these as errors (Ode is a valid word, so no report for it):

 error  Did you really mean 'ommunity'?   Custom.spelling
 error  Did you really mean 'ontent'?   Custom.spelling

I obviously don't want to add ommunity, and ontent in the accepted list of words as they are not, and I may make a typo at some points. I would also love to be able to do the bold first letter as it make sense in this context, so any other way to validate those words as full?

[jdkato]

You can turn the rule off around the particular paragraph using comments:

<!-- vale Custom.spelling = NO -->

The three pillars of Developer Relations are **C**ommunity, **C**ontent, and **C**ode, also known as the 3Cs.

<!-- vale Custom.spelling = YES -->

[fharper]

Exactly what I needed, thanks!