Forgive this perhaps naive question, but just why is it called an
"unordered list"? I could see the U standing for "unnumbered", but I
presume that the viewer is not supposed to have license to actually
reorder the items un a "ul" list.
Most markup languages I'm familiar with (LaTex, Scribe) call this an
"itemized list". Is the name just a historical accident or is there a
technical reason behind it?
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