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It doesn't always make sense to group property values by property in the qualifiers part of a statement. For example, Marion Barry served two terms as mayor of Washington, D.C. I expect each pair of property => value to be listed separately, in the order I entered and specified. That way, I can list * start date 1 * end date 1 * horizontal rule or border (optionally but not required) * start date 2 * end date 2 Instead, it gets displayed (http://snag.gy/cSvBW.jpg) as: * start date 1 * start date 2 * horizontal rule or border * end date 1 * end date 2 Listing them separate is better. -------------------------- **Version**: master **Severity**: normal

It doesn't always make sense to group property values by property in the qualifiers part of a statement. For example, Marion Barry served two terms as mayor of Washington, D.C. I expect each pair of property => value to be listed separately, in the order I entered and specified. That way, I can list * start date 1 * end date 1 * horizontal rule or border (optionally but not required) * start date 2 * end date 2 Instead, it gets displayed (http://snag.gy/cSvBW.jpg) as: * start date 1 * start date 2 * horizontal rule or border * end date 1 * end date 2 Listing them separate is better.

It doesn't always make sense to group property values by property in the qualifiers part of a statement. For example, Marion Barry served two terms as mayor of Washington, D.C. I expect each pair of property => value to be listed separately, in the order I entered and specified. That way, I can list * start date 1 * end date 1 * horizontal rule or border (optionally but not required) * start date 2 * end date 2 Instead, it gets displayed (http://snag.gy/cSvBW.jpg) as: * start date 1 * start date 2 * horizontal rule or border * end date 1 * end date 2 Listing them separate is better. -------------------------- **Version**: master **Severity**: normal