Yet, we have arguments saying don't allow people to put <p>'s in
willy-nilly, because it may look good on their client, but really
poor on someone elses. The argument is that the client should
decide how a document should be formatted depending on the logical
style that portion of text is in.
Why then, seeing as paragraph breaks are the most common formatting
feature, can't we have a simple blank line as paragraph break, just
like in LaTeX?
When transforming documents from some format to HTML it would be a
lot easier, and would enforce slightly more readability of the source
text.
after all, with a <p> flag, you could have the whole document without
a line break, and with a <p> legally coming in the middle of a line.
comments please?
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