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Mi using the Defender phishing simulations to perform testing. When creating a positive reinforcement email that goes to the person you have the option to use default text or put in your own text. ...

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Lucaraheller
Feb 25, 2026
You need to format the tags as inline code so they don’t get interpreted.
Post it like this instead:
You’re seeing this because the Defender simulation editor renders the content as HTML.
When you press Enter, it only creates a plain text line break, but HTML ignores that — so everything appears as one long paragraph when rendered.
To keep line breaks visible, you need to use basic HTML tags.
Instead of:
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Use:
Line 1 
Line 2 
Line 3 
Or better:
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
The tag forces a line break, and creates proper paragraphs.