Last modified: 2014-02-28 23:03:37 UTC
en.wp user Ruud Koot reports: "When performing structural editing tasks (i.e. things which are slight more complex than changing typos or adding a sentence in the middle of an existing paragraph) it is very easy to get the editor into some weird state where it is impossible to get out of other than aborting the edit session and trying again more carefully. This includes things like introducing "bulleted headers" and "bulleted bullets", which cannot possibly be represented as wikitext." He notes that "Copying and pasting around text and editing pages with tables [is a] fairly reliable method" to reproduce it.
