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Yes, for the reasons I stated above, plus it's essential for any hope of [[Crossmark]] compatibility.
I took a quick look at LJ, and, exactly as I suspected, the only instances of <br> I was able to find were "lazy paragraph delimiters" (see http://kristogre.livejournal.com/ for an example), and lists. Both have better markup choices.
A big part of the reason why people like <br> as a paragraph breaker is that the default styling for paragraphs in HTML (and LJ as well, perhaps not so coincidentally) is vast, yawning chasms between them.
I stand by my assertion that if <br> tags are a little harder to get to, their relative scarcity won't be missed.
-- RaphLevien, 2007-01-18
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67 26-Sep-2007 09:44 49.696 kB ChuckSmith to previous restore
66 26-Sep-2007 01:47 49.716 kB 63.241.9.240 to previous | to last
65 25-Sep-2007 23:34 49.696 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last restore
64 25-Sep-2007 19:40 49.72 kB 207.44.238.95 to previous | to last
63 01-Mar-2007 09:06 49.696 kB ChristophSauer to previous | to last typo
62 08-Feb-2007 18:29 49.696 kB YvesPiguet to previous | to last No headings and rules in lists
61 08-Feb-2007 18:07 49.284 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last how do we do it in other contexts?
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