I am finding that the PlainText is not working as expected.

When I called it, I expected the line breaks to stay in the text.  But what I get is a complete run on sentence.

So I had to switch to PlainTextWithLineFeeds, and then replace the <p> and <br> with \n\n and \n.  Now I'm finding that the &nbsp is not getting stripped so I'm going to have to put a check in my code for that.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Well I'm told this is expected behavior and that I need to create my own function to strip out certain HTML characters. 

Is there a list of HTML characters that CE misses?

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Well if you read my post, I have to now use PlainTextWithLineFeeds  Because PlainText also strips out the line breaks.

PlainTextWithLineFeeds leaves the nbsp;

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