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Style for chain-of-"otherwise" itemizations #5810
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I think if having a separate sentence per bullet is an option, then that's a good style. I suppose the question should only apply to those lists that span a single sentence. |
Same: use semicolons at the end of the bullets. |
I agree. |
OK, let's add that to the wiki then, and we fix existing wording up when next we come across it. I don't consider this a hugely important instance of "consistency", but it certainly seems like one where we can easily pick a fixed style with minimal downsides. |
Reported by @Dani-Hub: We currently use different placements for "otherwise" in itemizations, namely
compared to:
The first style ("leading-otherwise") seems more popular (?) than the second ("trailing-otherwise"), though I haven't actually counted. If we prefer one style, we should record that in the wiki and fix up the deviant cases.
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