Hiring only local triggers what's known as the "church problem" in business. Hiring someone from your church statistically provides the worst work. Psychologists say that this is because of two reasons. The first is just math, you eliminate 99.9999% of the world and try to pull an expert from a tiny pool. The second is that you prioritize locality or membership in a small group over skill, reputation, or ability to do the work. That alone is bad enough, bit picking someone for that reason also tells them that their value to you is because of who they are, what they are a member of, or where they live - which is another way of telling them that doing a good job at a good price isn't important to do. When you make someone believe that their value is already provided simply because of who they are, there is literally no incentive to do a good job and, in fact, a pretty heavy suggestion that they can overcharge and under-deliver and it won't be a problem because they've provided their value already simply in being whoever they are.
How to add </br> between <p> in composer
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@a_5mith Yeah, but doesn't work for me.
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@a_5mith You mean
breaks? This allows you to
add
line break
like so.Otherwise the newlines would be collapsed, like HTML
To be honest, I can't imagine many scenarios where you'd require multiple line breaks, but the best way to accomplish this is with code blocks, either four-space indented:
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You can add a line break by adding two spaces to the end of any line.
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@pitaj but that doesn't allow you to add more than one clean line between two texts
@limker Markdown is designed to make non-standard layouts difficult to accomplish
I'd advise to use better categorization by titles of different depths or horizontal rows (if there's a huge context-difference and no titles are given).
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@limker You can install nodebb-plugin-colors then add white colored points, as many as you want
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markdown should allow use of HTML, that's why there's not a "markdown way".
You can't really add more than one newline... I'm sorry to tell you this!
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@Fez-Vrasta Markdown does allow you to use HTML.
Except when you're talking about forums where users can post whatever they want, you must enable HTML sanitization or people will get up to all sorts of shenanigans
The option is there if you want to disable HTML sanitization, but then all bets are off.
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@julian sorry I meant that Markdown does do support HTML, except here.
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one two threeEdit: Neat! A bit hard to teach people that, though
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Hello
I can do this by using a \ on a line.
