> While the Reddit userbase does skew somewhat towards the tech-y, there's also loads of non-tech folks on there. Every time someone tries to do a list (eg coo

> While the Reddit userbase does skew somewhat towards the tech-y, there's also loads of non-tech folks on there. Every time someone tries to do a list (eg cooking recipes) they fail hard, because both the need to have a two newlines for a one newline and a unnumbered list for a numbered list is thing which surely is out of knowledge of Average Joe. Even consulting a help doesn't help sometimes. "New" Reddit solved it by having a WYSIWYG editor, but even then things get out of hand sometimes.