I had trouble displaying my previous post, containing xml tags. This blog post here helped me get over my difficulty. Basically you need to transcode "<" and ">" with "<" and ">" respectively, or they will be rendered as code tags and your post will not be displayed as expected.
I used centricle's online encode/decode tool to easily convert my code, rather than manually transcode, a rather cumbersome task. I still had to manually convert leading spaces.
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