Does this filter *require* others?

Hey Chris,

I decided to write the validator that way to **really** encourage folks to enable the "Limit HTML" and "Convert line breaks" filters in order for the default configuration to be more secure.

There is info in the README and docs with details on how to disable the validation.

Also - I just committed a change that creates a new "Markdown" text format (properly configured) when the module is enabled.

So - bottom line is that the "Limit HTML" and "Convert line breaks" filters are not 100% percent required, but they are 100% strongly suggested.

With this explanation, does the way I implemented the validation make (more) sense?

-mike

OK I just re-installed this just to take it for a spin. I think where I'm getting hung up is actually just the language. I would propose changing

A simple Markdown filter. It is strongly recommended to configure the 'Limit allowed HTML tags and correct faulty HTML' filter so that it runs after this filter.

When I read this, I hear "configure them (if you do) to run AFTER" - but I don't also read "and you SHOULD configure them."

I think something like:

A simple Markdown filter. You will need to configure the 'Limit allowed HTML tags and correct faulty HTML' filter, and it should run after this filter. See the README to disable this requirement.

Chris - I understand what you're saying. I've updated the text format description (pretty close to) as you suggested.

thanks,
-mike

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