Don't warn me of issues with HTML, just submit the post
If I use content in a post that the system doesn't like, such as pasting content from Stack Overflow:
Hello world!
...then when I hit submit, the system won't submit it right away, but give me a warning message asking if I want to proceed with the automatically modified content.
In the past, I've lost posts/comments because of that quirk. I wasn't paying attention and didn't realize that the post wasn't submitted, so I navigated away from the page thinking everything was fine. Meanwhile, there was a message that I didn't see that needed to be dealt with.
- Often that message is in plain sight -- a big red box -- so that's good. But I think there are cases where it's not in plain sight. Maybe for comments...the page scrolls away from the warning. I can't remember exactly, but I think it does happen.
When I do notice that message, I always just hit proceed anyway, without thinking twice. So to me, that step doesn't really have value. Regardless, whatever HTML changes have been made...aren't visible in the result...you can't see/notice what changed. So it's not a very useful step.
Idea: Could the "do you want to proceed" step just be eliminated?
That would be a lot more convenient and avoid me accidently not submitting posts.
