I've been running a Scoop site for about nine months now (and reading Scoop sites for a lot longer than that), and there's something bugging me that I imagine would be quite easy to fix. Many people who learned to type in the typewriter era put two spaces between a period and the start of the next sentence. If this is done in an HTML document, the user agent only displays a single space, conforming with modern typing conventions. However, Scoop seems to have a quirk where it inserts a non-breaking space (nbsp) character in place of the second space. This phenomenon can cause some ugliness, especially when a line starts with the nbsp character, giving a ragged appearance on the left margin. Is there some kind of patch that can be applied to address this problem? Or is there some kind of Scoop box that I can include on my site to filter out the nbsp characters? Thanks, Super G