Hi devs, Currently in the html macro the wiki parser is applied. That means that if you expected the html you put inside the macro you could have unpleasant surprises. I think putting just html in the html (eventually some velocity) is the most common use case and it's easier for a user to understand that the wiki content inside the html macro is not applied because it's not enabled that "this does not looks like the html I put". Another way to say it is that we will get a lot more mail on the list with wiki=true than wiki=false ;) I propose to change wiki=true by wiki=false by default. Here is my +1

Hi devs, Currently in the html macro the wiki parser is applied. That means that if you expected the html you put inside the macro you could have unpleasant surprises. I think putting just html in the html (eventually some velocity) is the most common use case and it's easier for a user to understand that the wiki content inside the html macro is not applied because it's not enabled that "this does not looks like the html I put". Another way to say it is that we will get a lot more mail on the list with wiki=true than wiki=false ;) I propose to change wiki=true by wiki=false by default. Here is my +1 -- Thomas Mortagne