Cloning and tweaking instead of having to start from scratch is much easier for people.
This may be a step towards solving some of the UX issues discussed in #1519 too. Site admins seem to be using the "Full HTML" format as a go-to solution when content editors demand more. This is OK in general, but it creates false expectations that people will get a WYSIWYG etc.
If we provided an easy way for admins to clone the "Filtered HTML" format, then they would do that, and add buttons + allow additional HTML tags as required (which is what they should be doing).
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In a blog post titled "Github Tips and Tricks for Contrib Maintainers", I'd like to see some of the following topics: When is the README sufficient for documentation? When should...
Github Tips and Tricks for Contrib Maintainers
Thanks Alejandro. That was the clues I needed.
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Ubercart - Programmatically add product to cart and straight to Checkout