I am all for the <pre> tag here at the Monastery. Keeping with the spirit of Perl, there is more than one way to do it. I can post DATA with <pre> tags and CODE with <code> tags. Notice how the d/l code link only displays what i want it to display:
<xml>
<foo>bar</foo>
</xml>
print while <DATA>;
Just my two cents. Plus, i'd have to fix a lot of broken nodes if you took away my <pre> tag. ;)
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There's a social reason, which I won't go into, as jeffa did a good job explaining it already. There's also a technical reason: we /first/ convert code tags to pre tags, /then/ we check for allowed tags. Twere it only easy to change...
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