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Line 3: <div style="border:2px solid #A3B1BF; padding:.5em 1em 1em 1em; border-top:none; background-color:#fff; color:#000"> Indenting can improve the layout of a discussion considerably, making it much easier to read. A standard practice is to indent your reply one level deeper than the person you are replying to. The simplest way of indenting is to place a [[Colon (punctuation)\|colon]] (<tt>:</tt>) at the beginning of a line. The more colons you ~~put~~use, the further indented the text will be. [[Image:Indenting_markup.png\|thumb\|link=\|268px\|right\|An example of indented discussion.]]

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