On Recognizable natural numbers for alien message? I used >! at the beginning of a paragraph in 3 places. Only 1 of them works! What's the problem? I went over it carefully for stray spaces, and see no difference between what works and what doesn't, or what the help states.
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James K fixed it, and explains in the edit comment that two consecutive spoiler blocks don’t work.
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It looks to me like it's working fine, but
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>!spoiler blocks are joined into one paragraph - You must start each new line with
>!
Markdown quoting (which is what spoiler blocks really are a special case of) is funny like that.
I guess if you really want them separate you can add a dummy paragraph in between them. I've been known to add a simple "and" between quoted blocks where they are actually distinct.
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$\begingroup$ I don’t understand. Each line (flowed para) does have a
>!but it shows as a regular blockquote with!in it. They are discontiguous, with non-hidden between them. What do you mean by a dummy and paragraph? $\endgroup$– JDługoszCommented Feb 6, 2017 at 22:52