HTML

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HTML is a series of markdown languages used to do various things.

HTML1[edit | edit source]

HTML1 is an variant of HTML used to breach rich trees. This is because HTML stands for

  • Hacking
  • Tall
  • Multi-billionaire
  • Logs.

Since rich trees are the main source of income for 90% of websites running MediaWiki, not all HTML tags are permitted (specifically, every tag that can be used to hack trees is disabled). HTML contains a programming language called JavaScript, which is the one most commonly used in hacking. One of the most common JavaScript security vulnerabilities is Cross-Site Scripting (XSS). Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities enable attackers to manipulate websites to return malicious scripts to visitors. These malicious scripts then execute on the client side in a manner determined by the attacker.

HTML2[edit | edit source]

HTML2 is a another variant of the HTML language that is used to help the mountain lemurs that have been estranged from their mountain. This is because HTML also stands for

  • Help
  • The
  • Mountain
  • Lemurs!

If you help them, you will be awarded enough money to buy a Intel processor. Unfortunately, this will not be put in effect as of now because we are having trouble finding a Intel processor picture, and if we don't have one, we can kiss the program programming language goodbye...!

Wait, what's this?

IT'S A PICTURE OF AN INTEL PROCESSOR!

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THE PROGRAM CAN GO ON!!!!!!! :D

How to Write HTML[edit | edit source]

Since you can be arrested for hacking, we won't tell you how to write HTML. However, there are several good tutorials on how to learn HTML. Here are two: