baxil mentioned this a long while ago, together with an explanation. Unfortunately I can't remember what it was, but there's a good reason for it, apparently.
It's the browser's best shot at parsing non-standard font color codes - when you put your name or any other text between those tags, the browser expects to see a code.
See, you can do it with non-name words, too:
It works in Explorer and old Netscape, but not so well in Mozilla and not at all, from what I understand, in Opera. (If you get "huh?" comments from people, they probably have a standards-compliant browser.)
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See, you can do it with non-name words, too:
It works in Explorer and old Netscape, but not so well in Mozilla and not at all, from what I understand, in Opera. (If you get "huh?" comments from people, they probably have a standards-compliant browser.)
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unsuprisingly, I come out a nice shade of green
See? =8)
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It's not enough to make me stop preferring Firefox over IE.
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Now that I've got that out of my system... Wow, Targaff, that's a name I haven't seen in years. :)
Now the obligatory "let's see what color my name is" thing:
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tephra_adularia
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The icon was done for me a long time ago by Skylara, after she did a pencil sketch of it.
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Mozilla
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