Keep adding characters as needed. Additionally, since the script tags characters inside '< >' are optional, you could reduce the complexity of the rule to:
# I don't think '!' needs escaping - true/false? /[>\s]\w{1}<[\w\s\$&!-]{0,150}>\w{1}\W/
Having recently checked on some stuff in the O'Reilly regex book... No, ! doesn't need escaping inside a character class. But - *does* need it, unless it's the first character. So I'd say:
/[>\s]\w{1}<[-\w\s\$&!]{0,150}>\w{1}\W/
--Kai MacTane
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