Again I have a question.

I'm using the <<editSection>> plugin to allow users to paste Information 
from some text. I transclude these section right below that place.

Example: <<editSection "Documentation Issues" "Issues?" "List all 
Documentation Issues found">>
<<tiddler "Documentation Issues">>

The advantage of this is: The Tiddler "Documentation Issues" need not 
exist. If it does not exist, I simply get a button labeled "Issues?". When 
it's clicked, the user can enter the text (or paste it) into the popup 
editor. As soon as the text is saved, it will appear below the button.

But it's not guarantued that the text is "clean". For sure the text can 
contain wikiwords. Is there a way to make the transclusion be not-wikified?


I already experimented with {{{ and }}}. For this I need to create all 
possible tiddlers first. So for this example I need to create a tiddler

Documentation Issues
--------------------------------
{{{
!found

!end
}}}

The editSection now becomes: <<editSection "Documentation Issues##found" 
"Issues?" "List all Documentation Issues found">>
<<tiddler "Documentation Issues">>

So the popup editor only allows me to edit the part between "!found" and 
"!end" and I get the full tiddler displayd as code. when transcluding it.

While I can live with the fact that I have a "!found" and "!end" 
surrounding the text, I don't like the fact that I have to create all 
tiddlers upfront and that they are always displayed, because they are not 
empty.

Maybe someone can suggest another idea? Maybe there are plugins which allow 
me to achieve what I want, meaning: Allowing the user to enter/paste some 
pure text blocks?



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