I was trying to be subtle about it, but the example I used was drawn from a fairly well-known (albeit, I should add, well-written) JS library. My point is that

I was trying to be subtle about it, but the example I used was drawn from a fairly well-known (albeit, I should add, well-written) JS library. My point is that this style of documentation encourages that behavior, perhaps paradoxically because it's so attractive and big hunks of whitespace tend to stand out.