pdelges

I just posted a message on the list with one paragraph surrounded with 

pseudo html tags to indicate it was a bit off-topic.

the tags disappeared in the forum post (fortunately they're still in 

the list), so the meaning of my message is changed. I suppose the 

reason is that a parser removes everything it doesn't understand, 

although human readers are still more clever than it is.

I just posted a message on the list with one paragraph surrounded with 
pseudo html tags to indicate it was a bit off-topic.

the tags disappeared in the forum post (fortunately they're still in 
the list), so the meaning of my message is changed. I suppose the 
reason is that a parser removes everything it doesn't understand, 
although human readers are still more clever than it is.

pseudo-html-tags-disappear-in-the-forum

> I just posted a message on the list with one paragraph surrounded with

> pseudo html tags to indicate it was a bit off-topic.

Perhaps try using [ot] and [/ot] or something like that.

It's a fairly common thing for forums to remove all but standard html tags.

In fact a majority only let you use a select bunch like bold, italic,

underline, and a few paragraphs. Perhaps putting them inside a pre tag may

> I just posted a message on the list with one paragraph surrounded with
> pseudo html tags to indicate it was a bit off-topic.
>
> Like this:
>
>
> blah blah
>

Perhaps try using [ot] and [/ot] or something like that.
It's a fairly common thing for forums to remove all but standard html tags.
In fact a majority only let you use a select bunch like bold, italic,
underline, and a few paragraphs. Perhaps putting them inside a pre tag may
work:

On 22-janv.-06, at 13:36, Andrew Nicols wrote:

I could indeed use [ot] rather than , or whatever, but for me the 

point is that, as a list user, I won't normally check on the forum what 

I guess this is the price to pay to get the best (?) of both worlds...

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie

I could indeed use [ot] rather than , or whatever, but for me the 
point is that, as a list user, I won't normally check on the forum what 
happens (I don't really like forums).
I guess this is the price to pay to get the best (?) of both worlds...

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Patrick Delges

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie
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pseudo html tags disappear in the forum