yet more suggestions for .73...

ummm it seems that posting code to an article causes phpslash to parse the 
code. This makes yet another suggestion for the future release:

#. Do not parse code coming from articles.

Things like having $php variables, or {VAR} containers for templates... They 
should all be escaped if the text comes from an article. That could 
potentially eliminate all types of cross-site scripting and sql-code 
injection that <i>might</i> be lurking in the phpslash code...

At least people should have the option to turn code parsing off, in case 
somebody actually wants to allow this for his/her site.

Suggestions?

P.S. For the meantime I'll try to escape as much as I can by hand (as I 
usually do).

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