spaces and newlines before list markers (was: evolving the spec)
    david parsons 
    orc at pell.portland.or.us
       
    Wed Mar  5 11:22:15 EST 2008
    
    
  
In article <fa4efbc00802291558t35aeed62o329ed3bde495e3a0 at mail.gmail.com>,
Yuri Takhteyev <markdown-discuss at six.pairlist.net> wrote:
>Is it so much work, though, to then change the numbers of just the
>first two items to "1." and "2."?  Note that I am not suggesting that
>all numbers must be consecutive - just the first two.  In fact, I
>would also throw in the idea of making the numbers themselves optional
>for all subsequent elements.  I.e. the following should be enough:
>
>1. Item one
>2. Item two
> . Item three
> . Item four
> . Item five
 
   But that's not very readable, is it?
   When I look at a list in the source document, I'd expect to see
   a list.    I don't know of very many (if any) cases where the
   numbers in the list just sort of trail off and leave every item
   prefixed with a bullet.
   -david parsons
    
    
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