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When you can simply encode the data using HttpUtility.HtmlEncode, why should we use AntiXss.HtmlEncode?
Why is white list approach better than black listing?
Also, in the Anti XSS library, where do I specify the whitelist?
White lists are always more secure that blacklist – just think which will be more secure, having a list of all of the people who are not allowed to your party or only allowing in those who are. (Basically blacklists can only handle attacks which are obvious or have been used before).