The item will be displayed pretty much just as it was when you typed it in, in a fixed width font with the spacing unaltered.
The only change that will be made to your text is that certain types of strings will be automatically made clickable. For example:
Your item text will be treated as HTML text. HTML is the standard markup language used to create web pages. HTML text is automatically formatted by the reader's browser, usually in a proportional font.
You can use some HTML tags in your response to control spacing, formatting, text size and style, to include images, and to create links.
Normally in HTML you need to enter a <P> tag every time you want to leave a blank line. The "lazy HTML" option is just like the "HTML" option, but it automatically converts blank lines to <P> tags. This is intended to allow you to forget that you are entering HTML text, and still have it come out reasonable looking.
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