We have checking software in place. However we also have a policy of not modifying peoples posts without the change being accountable. So we dont unilaterally modify peoples posts, and we certainly wont use automatic measures to do so.

The fact is that in this case the broken HTML is directly due to concious decisions made by Courage and as such the easiest thing to do is to ask him not to continue.


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demerphq

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In reply to Re^2: Why do you leave broken HTML in all of your nodes? by demerphq
in thread why '[cpan://module]' isn't always easy to use by Courage

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