Re: More questions on tags

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Date: Fri, 29 Apr 1994 16:29:24 +0200
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	[to the group, Brian, not you;  your note triggered my memory] 
 
> How do the line break tags (<BR> and <L>) fit in with the pararagraph 
> container?  I can see authors using these tags to control the appearance 
> of their document using their favourite browser, but losing the 
> structure of the document. 
 
	I must be missing something.   I don't see the reasoning 
behind making <P> be a "container". 
 
> <P>John Smith</P>
 
	Do we *really* have to do this? 
 
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