I’ve noticed this on a lot of places that use Markdown. The bullet points have more space above than they do below. This makes it confusing visually because it looks like the text is associated with the item below, even though logically it should be related to the item above.
You can see this happening on my lemmy post here (https://lemmy.ca/post/11285664), but it also happens in other markdown based apps like Joplin
So why was it designed like that? Is it meant to convey something, or is there a way that we are supposed to use Markdown to prevent that?
As a quick example, see here:
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List item A
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List item B
- List item B.1
- List item B.2
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List item C
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I disagree. It isn’t badly defined, although vanilla Markdown includes some awkward choices. A few have been revised in other versions. But as a markup system that’s also human-readable, it’s a pretty handy tool.
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Well, there’s the replacement then.
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