Still, it is considered impolite to rate your own module on cpanratings, even if you don't give it all five stars.
Well I sure have been finding out if people read cpanratings, but now I have to re-rate it and give it 5 stars.
Speed wise Parse::BBCode was fast, didn't support many tags and I found the [img] tag is less secure then the [url], on default settings. I don't know how to use the module to well.
All of the BBcode modules support different tags with little changes to some tags, so not all styles will work for some of the modules. There isn't real any standards in BBcode markup, it's in the wiki
BBCode but many have changed a little from that style and added more tags.
I use this site
http://ha.ckers.org/xss.html and my knowledge of HTML,XHTML,CSS markup standards to secure the tags, but with XSS the browser and version has a big role in security too.
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