Formatting Issues with Posts

@Martymccflyy​ 

I can copy an example befor and after editing by copy and paste.

Hello @Breumaster​,

Yes, please.  

@Jon​ 

Scroll down, please. There the example stands.

Hello @Breumaster​,

Thank you for reporting this situation.  We have not been able to replicate the formatting issue, but we have engaged the tech team to investigate.

@Jon​ 

Thank you.

@Breumaster​ 

This is the original, which I had to edit:

This is a text I write as and example of failure in the forum.

While bee Maya assebled honey at her home, her buddy Willy made a discovery.

Flip, the grasshopper was on drugs and had a relationship with a snail, which gender wasn't really clear. So Will supposed flip as a freak.

While the hornets assembled, Thekla the spider layed some eggs after gulping her husband and smoking some grass.

After all it was a very normal day at the spring meadow.

@Breumaster​ 

It happens on every posting!

After once posted, it's stable and can be edited. I've let this posting unedited, so you can reasearch some more.

@Breumaster​When it should happen by its nature, it doesn't. :(I edited this post to to show how it would normally look like.

@Breumaster​

Yes, look up, exactly like that's what my postings look like. Ok - edited:

I posted something about Mario Adorf, but the lines kept getting pushed together again. So I moved to the beginning of that line (page 19, bottom) and clicked with the mouse in front of the line:

Mario Adorf (born September 8, 1930, in Zurich; died April 8, 2026, in Paris)

The cursor was right before the “M”, and I pressed Enter several times. Even though the line moved down, after editing the post it still appeared directly under the text without a paragraph break. Only after I moved to the end of the previous line and pressed Enter there did it finally display correctly after finishing the editing.

@Michelle​ 

I'm not an admin. The admin Dan_Dassow first showed up the problem last year. They tried hard to publish a poll, but it didn't work. Since then I'll always let check my lists by chatGPT to not have non-ASCII-characters contained. My problem is that I don't know which characters would work. When you look up to Peter's post - he showed an image of how it looks like when they try to publish polls with wrong characters. There must be a chracterset beside ASCII, which is useable, because characters like é are also ok. At least it was told so. é is not in the ASCII characters. In 8 days the Eurovision Song Contest starts. I have written all names in ASCII now, but there would also be characters I'm not sure if they would work. For example: The Danish singer has different characters which might cause problems, also the song's name.  And a few more. Until the issue is solved, I'll stay in ASCII. Thank you for your time, Michelle. :D P.S.: Look, I made paragraphs in this text you read. That's also a new phenomena. I've tried several time to divide and put in the paragraphs back again, but it still pushes the text together.