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When rewriting a block of text into a chunk of poetry, we currently disregard inline-level formatting (such as italics and bolded text) entirely. Human-generated blackout poetry, on the other hand, often makes use of formatting in the underlying text to interesting aesthetic effect.
Perhaps we could take steps to preserve inline-level text formatting in the generated poetry by keeping track of where inline-level HTML tags (such as <em> and <strong>) open and close in the source text, then reinserting these tags in the proper places when writing out the poemified HTML.
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When rewriting a block of text into a chunk of poetry, we currently disregard inline-level formatting (such as italics and bolded text) entirely. Human-generated blackout poetry, on the other hand, often makes use of formatting in the underlying text to interesting aesthetic effect.
Perhaps we could take steps to preserve inline-level text formatting in the generated poetry by keeping track of where inline-level HTML tags (such as
<em>
and<strong>
) open and close in the source text, then reinserting these tags in the proper places when writing out the poemified HTML.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: