Extra homework templates after using preview post

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Using the preview post feature in the homework section adds extra homework templates to the bottom of posts, which can be cumbersome for users. This issue is attributed to a server-side insertion of templates rather than a browser or computer problem. It has been acknowledged as a known bug, but there seems to be no intention to fix it, as it has been raised multiple times. Users are informed that this behavior is a limitation of the feature rather than a technical error. Overall, the discussion highlights a persistent inconvenience for those using the preview function in homework posts.
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While typing equations in TeX I use preview post a lot to see if they come out correctly. Everytime I do, it adds new homework templates to the bottom of my post (only if I post in the homework section, of course). This can get pretty cumbersome if it's a particularly long post. Is this due to my own browser/computer or due to some forum issue?
 
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The homework template is inserted server-side, so it's not something that your browser has any control over. Though I presume there is some reason not to fix it because it's been brought up before several times.
 
It's a known bug that we're not able to fix.
 
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