But now, to make this posting more readable, I will need to navigate down into the deep recesses of this bloody tablet and find the left angle bracket, navigate back out, through several layers of keyboard functions to type in a p. Dive back down for the right angle bracket, do the same steps for the end paragraph, including the forward slash this time. Copy these to clipboard and go back through my post and paste in paragraph breaks. All of which takes more time than it took to write the post itself.
Make yourself a template ;) I keep mine in my clipboard , something like
<p><i> </i>
<p>
<p><i> </i>
<c>
</c>
<p>
<p> [mod://]]
<p> [cpan://]]
<p> [dict://]]
<p> [wp://]]
<p> [href://]]
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