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On 2013.11.26. 7:18, Warren Block wrote:
> Some automated conversions in the FDP Primer had problems.  <tag> is 
> not allowed inside <literal>, so some of the entities in the FreeBSD 
> Entities table lost their markup.
>
> Is there a better solution than using &lt; and &gt;?
>
Literal is a literal text, by definition so it cannot have semantic 
information attached. In this description you explain what literal text 
to type in and this makes sense, you talk about literal characters < and >.

Gabor