On twelve pages, short lines written to stand one under another reach you as a single run-on paragraph
Cosmetic: how it looks, not what it says.
Some companions set out short lines one under another: a few scripts to say to yourself, a ladder of friction from the cookie jar to the cabinet to no cookies in the house, a question for each kind of craving, a three-line litany on hunger, cravings and impulses. In the writing those are separate lines. On twelve pages they reach you joined into one paragraph, because a single line break in our source is shown by the browser as a space. The words are all there and in order; the shape that made them easy to take in is gone.
The screen that finds these also finds two pages where a long sentence was merely wrapped in the source, and those read correctly on the site, so they are not counted here. The fix is either a mark on each line or a change to how every page is built, and that choice is waiting its turn.
Details
Affects 12 companion pages. 0 corrected.
Affected pages last measured 29 October 2026.