Re: proposed li:marker pseudo-class

Tina Holmboe wrote:
> 
>   If the items are part of a list, and the order of the items
>   is significant, then then they are certainly in need of an
>   OL.
> 

What you seem to be saying is that a typical novel should be represented 
as OL in HTML because the order of the chapters and paragraphs either 
represents the forward progression of time or represents a deliberate 
distortion of that order that is fundamental to the way the story is told.

There might be cases where Hn is reasonable in a list, but I think we 
are talking about chapters, not conventional lists, in the concrete case 
in question.

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