Other formatting is easily obvious if you have usersupplied CSS, since one can't add class attributes to tags when posting. My stylesheet renders class="code" with a blue border and font, so it's immediately obvious whether someone just inserted PRE tags or properly used CODE ones.

READMORE on the other hand is harder, a small indication of its presence would be helpful. Even though I do agree with your assessment that the current situation is just fine, I'd find it easier than having to view source - or worse yet, check the gates to see if it shows with a link.

I could live without it, but would enjoy having this feature. Of course, someone has to code it. Seeing as I was recently welcomed among the ranks of the pmdevils, maybe that could be my first contribution. :-)

Makeshifts last the longest.

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