Should HTML code ON?

[Zakurna]

Should HTML code be on?

VOTE IN POLL!

[HazedUp]

Fail thread. you can choose for it to be on.

[DawgiiStylz]

Why should you have it on -.- Got BBcode

[Sweatshirt]

Fail thread. you can choose for it to be on.

no, i dont believe you can choose for it to be on or off. it is automatically and permanently off. i could be wrong though.



yes, i believe it should be on...
although, <img src=></img> is a lot more complicated than [IMG]

[Czar]

Hell to the No.
That would be so abused.

[Tom]

Yes Forget that ^and there is a button

[Inna]

text 999 no thx

[why06jz]

A lot of you guys are actually really conservative. Everything gets abused that doesn't mean it's not worth doing.

[Tierrize]

No. No Problemo.

[Remorse]

occam's razor. be neither conservative nor liberal. but what can go wrong, will go wrong, and as such, the risks can't outweigh the benefits. the benefits in this case definitely don't outweigh the risks.

[Inna]

some idiot is gon spam it, and its gonna b rly annoyin !

[why06jz]

occam's razor. be neither conservative nor liberal. but what can go wrong, will go wrong, and as such, the risks can't outweigh the benefits. the benefits in this case definitely don't outweigh the risks.

I think you just combined Occam's razor with Murphy's Law....but that's a trivial mistake and I won't argue with you on that.

I see the point in your argument, but risk is rarely as powerful an influence on human decision making as reward. When they first tested the atom bomb at White Sands one of the scientist hypothesized that the nuke might make a chain reaction that would destroy all life as they knew it. They did it anyway o_O... and hey we're still here and so far nuclear energy has been a positive thing.

[radnomguywfq3]

I remember an old forum that used to allow users to insert php code, I'm sure it is doable, but it'd have to be restricted to some extend. I.e, all the forum trolls would go (while(1) echo "spam") and lag up our webbrowsers and the server.

[Inna]

I think you just combined Occam's razor with Murphy's Law....but that's a trivial mistake and I won't argue with you on that.

I see the point in your argument, but risk is rarely as powerful an influence on human decision making as reward. When they first tested the atom bomb at White Sands one of the scientist hypothesized that the nuke might make a chain reaction that would destroy all life as they knew it. They did it anyway o_O... and hey we're still here and so far nuclear energy has been a positive thing.

thts such a far off ex

[why06jz]

thts such a far off ex

Yeh ur right.... I was just felt like talking about bombs =/