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<p></div></p>
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> This is a bug in markdown. Actually, not converting `<` and `>` in tags is a
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> markdown feature -- markdown allows inserting arbirary html, even if it's
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> made-up tags. And putting paragraph tags around your `<section>` tag is
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> understandable, since markdown can't know if `<section>` is intended to
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> be a block-level tag or not. The bug is that it puts the `<p>` around the
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> trailing `<div>` -- it does know what a div is, and it should know that's
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> illegal and not do it. I've filed a [bug report](http://bugs.debian.org/459269) about that issue
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> alone. If you feel the other things you brought up are bugs, please talk
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> to the markdown maintainer. --[[Joey]]
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[[tag done]]
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