> > 1. Indentation of the first line of an element should be, when > applicable, relative to the /first line/ of the element before. > Therefore, in the following example > > Some long paragraph > with multiple line > > XAnother paragraph >
It is almost surely something that you must have thought of. You seem to be using X as a special character. What if a paragraph starts with X? Would you want to use a double X? It does not seem very elegant to use X. Would it break ispell? Can we have a space between X and the actual first word of the paragraph (as we do with *s for headlines and -/+ for lists)? And could one use another character? Vikas
