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Still undecided on how much of Markdown list syntax to keep

Lists in Markdown have always been a freaking mess. I already know for sure that “long” lists will absolutely never be allowed in KEGML (officially). They cause to many problems and prevent one list from being close to another list without jumping through a bunch of hoops.

But, what about the whole soft-wrapping and multi-linen alignment thing?

I’m inclined to just drop all soft line returns at all, just like with paragraphs, so that every list item is one big line. This should dissuade people from misusing lists while allowing the rare exception of a list item that is really long.

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