note blazar <blockquote><i>you just need <c><p></c> for paragraphs and <c><code>...</code></c> for code</i></blockquote> <p>I'm replying to you because you're just the first one (from a search POV, top-to-bottom) to point out so, and it's fundamentally true: I would call it the zeroeth-order approximation to the Truth&trade; ;) Now, to be admittedly fussy and since nobody else seems to have mentioned them yet, I would add that before any other <em>"cosmetic"</em> tag would come [href://|PM]-specific <c><readmore></c> and (to a lesser extent) <c><spoiler></c> ones which are sometimes <em>recommended,</em> to define the first-order approximation.</p> <p>As for the level of strictness at the monastery, I don't have time enough to follow the subthread(s?) that this issue spawned, but as far as I'm concerned I close all tags: indeed I'm pretty much always writing xhtml nowadays, whenever I have to <em>"write *html"</em> that is - I feel more comfortable and psychologically at ease. And it's not tiresome for me in any way. You may check that by inspecting the [href://?displaytype=xml;node_id=718220|xml source] of my [by://|nodes], well at least since some years on...</p> <div class="pmsig"><div class="pmsig-409850"> <small><c>-- </c><br/> <strike>If you can't understand the [wp://incipit], then please check the <strong>[http://blazar.tumblr.com/post/17639246|IPB Campaign]</strong>.</strike></small> </div></div> 717040 717758