| Izno added a comment. |
In T147307#2741800, @daniel wrote:In T147307#2739272, @Izno wrote:Why wouldn't you always output an HTML list at that point?
Because we usually want inline rendering, not a block level element.
Inline rendering is a trivial CSS fix (and can be varied based on classing on parent elements). My read of HTML5 seems to indicate it would be semantic to place it within a <p> or a <div> element, so I don't see an issue there.
And I agree with thiemowmde at
Sounds more like the disagreement is what the purpose of the new feature is, who will use it
given his statement at
It's a convenience feature to be used in infobox templates.
Since I do not know that I would expect an infobox template to take inline content rather than block content of this sort.
And I happen to agree with
This output should never be parsed.
in that it should not be designed to be parsed (what the clients will do, will do).
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