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You can't use HTML tags within the TEXTAREA, you must convert them to their HTML entities. Use < and > for the < > characters inside your textarea. That way you aren't creating additional HTML elements.
You'll possibly want to disable the textarea so that no mishaps will happen with copying the content.
Another thing is Names or IDs can not start with or be numbers and IDs must be unique. So place letters infront of them. Closing tags can not have attributes either unless it's an empty element like br, hr, link, meta, etc.
Cheers,
MC
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