Not sure if this belongs here.
While reading through some of the stories I notice there are the formatting code _text_ for emphasis or italic left in place instead of being converted to HTML em(?) tag. For example, Michael Loucks's A Well-Lived Life series contain several of them in the introduction/disclaimer, such as:
This series now has a companion series, _Good Medicine_, and there are several 'crossover' characters in Book 10. Generally speaking, you'll get more out of the _AWLL_ series if you read through _Good Medicine - Sophomore Year_ before you read _AWLL 2 - Book 10_, but it is not mandatory.
which appears in A Well-Lived Life 3 - Book 2 - The Inner Circle posted and concluded 2020Q4.
Or in Hungry Guy's Fembot and other stories in the Fembot/Femboug universe it appears in the story itself:
_Forget the stupid fembot, _ Justin thought, _I'm asking HER out when this is over!_
It should be a one-liner replacing '(wordboundary)_([^_]+)_(wordboundary)' with '(em)1(/em)' (the parenthesis surrounding em and /em should be angled bracket of HTML but I can't defeat board's formatting urrrgh! Also (wordboundary) is backslash-b or similar regexp character)
Don Lockwood's Finding A Place is the only one I can find that has the asterisk variant *text* left in place -- the synopsis reads:
Sheila and Brendan are freshmen at Stanford. He's a brain, she's a jock. Warning: do *not* eat anything sweet while reading this story. You *will* go into sugar shock. And, yes, it *is* supposed to be this sweet and sappy, OK? *grin*
So maybe that variant is now fixed.
