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Kevin Carhart <kevin@carhart.net> writes:

> I guess one good sign is that there appears to be a lot of
> past literature on this issue, on Tidy listservs.  Including
> one from 2006 called "Tidy barfs on split <SCRIPT> tags".

Well, tidy5 definitely fails to handle these fanfiction pages properly.
And here I'm talking about the command-line tool as well as the library.
The fanfic site is dynamic, so we don't have a page that breaks
consistently.  Pages go from broken to working to re-broken.
So I've cached a broken page on my server, along with the
result of running it through the tidy5 tool.
http://the-brannons.com/hp/
This should be nice fuel for a bug report of some kind.

-- Chris