haha, yes I get your point. Perhaps once the node submission preview button is clicked the node gets parsed through a basic handler, something like:
my $paragraph_marker = '<p>';
my $break_marker = '<br>';
if ( $line_count > $x ){
return "that's a lot of text, maybe you should include some <readm
+ore> tags";
}
if ( $paragraph_count == 0 &&
$break_count == 0 &&
$line_count > $y){
return "you haven't formatted your post. It will be easier to
+ read if you separate your paragraphs with <p> tags.";
}
of course though, that'll take a bit of work to achieve, and it still won't stop the problem unless people read the warning message(s), which they don't seem to be doing currently...
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