>What are the warnings from the UT site developers regarding the display of user data in a browser. Much like we do here. The following is a UT no-no without the [pre] tag but what are the dangers not readily aparent like script code and others dangers?
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>What are the experiences found by the UT in this type of semi unmoderated content. I am working, nearly at completion of a website that allows users to interact with the site without any moderation. And I am concerned about malicious users even though they have to login and have a good email addy. I mail a PIN for access to be used with a username and password provided by the user.
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>My thanks in advance,

Actually UT does not allow us to present any type of the data. You can try to make some JScript code inside a script tag in a message and you will see what are the allowed html tags. If you wish to present HTML content from users, you can have function that prevents users from using tags other than a given set.
Also you may check wiki forums idea. They are moderated from the community. Owner makes snapshots of the modified content, so that it is possible to recover the state back after some mess done by the comunity.

HTH