Hi!


Lulu and me were chatting when this occured:

Writing couldn't, wouldn't or shouldn't in quotation marks causes an interpretaion like this in the shoutbox:
"should't&quo
t;
Similar with the other two words.

If you just write "ouldn't" it shows:
"ounldn't"
;

Now! :sneaky: Who put this riddle / sane people confusing / evil stuff in there, huh?
Is this the same reason why some smileys aren't interpreted correctly? :huh:

Regards,
Wolf

++EDIT++: Lets sum up: You need a negated form of an auxiliary in quotation marks to reproduce the error, haven't does a semicolon in a new row as well. And you need a certain amount of letters, "didn't" doesn't cause the error.

I would just like to add that we are not insane :D

Anyways, it's all there in the SB archive.

Seems (new) Forums are in process of text normalisation :max:

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(_r.u.s.s. @ Oct 18 2007, 12:37 PM) [snapback]316605[/snapback]</div>I thought so too, but I didn't find any references!