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Issue #2

Unnecessary content, <p> in link preview not removed
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This isn't "unnecessary element" this is the telegram channel https://instantview.telegram.org/checklist#6-10-channel-links
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The reporter doesn't mean the channel – it's a highlighting issue. The problem is in the link preview description that features rudimentary <p> tags.
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Hello, dear admins.
My template makes all this pages without any issues
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KKR2kMSN6wiWuyDPdtxMrDSF0sLwZpS4DceluJnrhjg/edit?usp=sharing
https://instantview.telegram.org/contest/unian.net/template23/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.unian.net%2Fpolitics%2F855603-kak-eto-byilo-stolknoveniya-berkuta-s-aktivistami-u-sten-kabmina-i-ap-fotogalereya.html
Those <p> tag is not my issue, this is a block "..after" assignes this by default, it should use og:description at first element, not "twitter", and then all 3000 template won't be able to have simmilar issues, restore my templateπŸ˜‰
description: $meta[@name="twitter:description"]/@content[normalize-space()]
description: $meta[@name="og:description"]/@content[normalize-space()]
description: $body/p[normalize-space()]
description: $meta[@name="description"]/@content[normalize-space()]
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We use the twitter versions of the descriptions because our link previews are very similar to what twitter does and these descriptions fit well for link previews.

Changing the order could maybe fix this one specific issue on this template, but may very likely cause new issues on other templates that were good with using the Twitter description first.
Type of issue
Rudimentary content not removed
Reported
Jun 18, 2017