NOTE: This documentation is not client-specific and is provided here for
convenience only. It may be out of date; at time of writing, this information
is also available at
<http://www.livejournal.com/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=75>, which is
referenced from <http://www.livejournal.com/support/faq.bml>.

LiveJournal has added some features to their site, which are accessed by adding
HTML-like tags to the entry. Following is a list of these tags, with
descriptions and examples.

<lj user=name>
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Insert a link to the info and journal of another LiveJournal user. No closing
tag. For example, <lj user=sapphirecat> will be replaced with a small image
linked to sapphirecat's user info, next to the word "sapphirecat", which is
bold and linked to their journal.

<lj comm=name>
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Like <lj user=name>, but inserts a link to a community instead. This basically
changes the graphic displayed next to the link.

<lj-cut text="message">...</lj-cut>
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Only display the section before the lj-cut in the main journal. Then link the
message to the rest of the post. If the "text=" attribute is left out, the link
will say "Read More...". Example:

Entry text:
	I hate open source. <lj-cut text="Full Rant...">Nobody can design a
	user interface worth its weight in silicon.</lj-cut> And in other news,
	DDR rocks.

LiveJournal rendering:
	I hate open source. ( Full Rant... ) And in other news, DDR rocks.

Clicking "Full Rant" leads to the entry itself, which appears as:
	I hate open source. Nobody can design a user interface worth its weight
	in silicon. And in other news, DDR rocks.

It's considered polite to lj-cut any graphics being used so everyone else's
friends page loads faster. lj-cut is also often used for very long posts.

<lj-poll>...</lj-poll>
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People with paid or permanent accounts can create polls in a journal entry.
This is sufficiently complex that it is fully covered in lj-poll-tags.

<lj-raw>...</lj-raw>
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This disables the auto-formatting for the part of the post between the tags.
Since it is interpreted on the server, this will only work for standard
auto-formatting in SCLJ.
