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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:39

So, yes, quite often, the HTML (and all other code samples generated by users) will be malformed.

However, in this case, note that <li> tags are not required to have closing tags. I agree that it is bad form to leave them off, though.

So, yes, quite often, the HTML (and all other code samples generated by users) will be malformed.

However, in this case, note that <li> tags are not required to have closing tags. I agree that it is bad form to leave them off, though.

So, yes, quite often, the HTML (and all other code samples generated by users) will be malformed.

However, in this case, note that <li> tags are not required to have closing tags. I agree that it is bad form to leave them off, though.

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created Nov 28, 2013 at 0:33

So, yes, quite often, the HTML (and all other code samples generated by users) will be malformed.

However, in this case, note that <li> tags are not required to have closing tags. I agree that it is bad form to leave them off, though.