So, what’s happening is that it interprets a number at the start of a line, followed by a dot, to be an enumeration:
One
Two
Three
And then it indents that text to a certain fixed width, which is why a very long number sticks out to the left.
Why your comment didn’t work, is for two reasons:
It stops interpreting a number as an enumeration when you go beyond 9 digits. That’s why your first and last example didn’t work.
It automatically ‘fixes’ the enumeration, if the numbers aren’t successors. I actually wrote “123456789.” at the start of this line, but it changes it to a “2.”. That’s why the “2334.” and “23145524.” you wrote got changed to a “124.” and “125.”, which made them too short to really look broken.
Story is wrong, it was his last day.
Of all of his days on the job, this was all of them
That was his day on the job.
Also
You’re not wrong.
I think, you found a bug in the Lemmy webpage. 🙃
Woah
2357111317192123.
Edit: doesn’t work for this comment to me
23413431414.
In voyager it just looks cut off
So, what’s happening is that it interprets a number at the start of a line, followed by a dot, to be an enumeration:
And then it indents that text to a certain fixed width, which is why a very long number sticks out to the left.
Why your comment didn’t work, is for two reasons:
Let me try