On Tue, 21 Apr 2009, Michael Banck wrote:
I for one like visual consistency even when reading package descriptions
via apt-cache etc.
It must be a boring German habit - I always felt this way myself. I
started some action when I noticed that my feeling turned out to
have technical advantages in the task I wanted to tackle.
So having at least a uniform indentation level (and, if possibly, a
uniform itemize symbol, but this seems to be heavily opposed against)
*as a recommended* way of writing long descriptions would be desirable.
I don't think it warrants filing bugs, though.
Well, *if* something is *recommended* in the docs filing wishlist bugs
against packages that ignore the recommendation are fine. Why else
should we issue recommendations?
Kind regards
Andreas.
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