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Many MediaWiki: messages are still used as raw HTML output. Strict XML parsing by user agents would make it very difficult for a sysop modifying them through the wiki to recover from an error which creates invalid output -- the entire wiki interface can be broken. Messages should be converted to either plaintext (via htmlspecialchars()) or wikitext which will go through normalization. (This is an ongoing effort.) -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal

Many MediaWiki: messages are still used as raw HTML output. Strict XML parsing by user agents would make it very difficult for a sysop modifying them through the wiki to recover from an error which creates invalid output -- the entire wiki interface can be broken. Messages should be converted to either plaintext (via htmlspecialchars()) or wikitext which will go through normalization. (This is an ongoing effort.)

Many MediaWiki: messages are still used as raw HTML output. Strict XML parsing by user agents would make it very difficult for a sysop modifying them through the wiki to recover from an error which creates invalid output -- the entire wiki interface can be broken. Messages should be converted to either plaintext (via htmlspecialchars()) or wikitext which will go through normalization. (This is an ongoing effort.) -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal