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It's common to write each sentence on its own line in the source text. It helps with version control. It doesn't mean the author thinks the line breals will als
by bonoboTP 6y ago
It's common to write each sentence on its own line in the source text. It helps with version control. It doesn't mean the author thinks the line breals will also appear in the rendered document.
- lucb1e 6y agoYou think the author meant for them to appear like this Like full sentences but with no punctuation in between This argument makes little sense to me Surely they did not mean it like this As the source code of the page shows, newlines were clearly attempted to be inserted and I very much doubt it was intended to only make the source code look pretty but not the article