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I can see where >i could come up in regular parlance
since
i shouldn't come up in regular parlance, I was assuming that it would carry over to quoted text.
I'm not sure why I still feel that it should be >i and not i>. I'll have to think on it. I suspect it's because i> feels like a failed tag.
i at the end of a closing tag, I can easily see. At the beginning of a line, much less so, unless a lot of people are in the habit of starting their quote quickedits without the (optional) space. However, I have no sense of this for anyone who is not me.
i> looks less like a quotey thing to me than >i, but I'll admit to being wacky and counterintuitive about things like that. Either way, I'd be happy to have it and would get used to it.
since i shouldn't come up in regular parlance
Except for those internet-type people who don't capitalize in a civilized manner. And those of us who are prone to posting bits of E. E. Cummings.
But you're already busted, is what I mean. It's already going to cause problems.
Gotcha. Snark revoked (in the one instance only).
Yeah. Intuitive-wise, I feel like it should be >i, too. I just thought that i> might reduce the already-bustedness of the cummings types.
What would happen if you hit >>?
'>>i', for instance, would leave the closing '>' outside the tag. Since the combination is not a code, nothing. I don't think :i or :b or :s would come up in regular speech too often.
I wish to give major props to the developers for supporting HTML entities in taglines, allowing me to spell Michael Bérubé correctly.
Gus, your code needs to stop thinking <BR> tags are just uppity bold tags that need closing, stat. (That is, I thought it had to do with a misuse of the tags before, but in actuality, it does that to them even if they're used correctly.)
...Please.
Also, the code's also closing anchor tags I've already closed, adding unnecessary </A>s at the end of the post. So far, this hasn't caused any problems, but if you consider it a bug, so it goes.
Keep up the good work!
P-C, all this has been remedied in the lab.
Am-Chaun has done some testing there, but only by her lonely.
Bring your t br's on!