Formatting Stress-Test — Every Nostr Long-form Element

• Headings become sections
  • A third-level heading
• Lists, ordered and nested
• Images (hero above; two inline below)
• A fenced code block
• A table (frequently unsupported on Nostr)
• A native Nostr mention

This italic line is the deck — a summary at the top of the body, since Nostr long-form has no subtitle field.

A quick note before the tour: everything below is a formatting stress-test for Nostr long-form (NIP-23). If an element renders here, we can rely on it in real articles.

§Headings become sections

§A third-level heading

Regular paragraph text with bold, italic, bold italic, and strikethrough. Here is an external link, and some inline code in the middle of a sentence.

A blockquote, for pull-quotes and epigraphs.
It can run across multiple lines and should sit set-apart from the body.

§Lists, ordered and nested

Unordered:

• First item
• Second item
  • A nested item under the second
  • Another nested one
• Third item

Ordered:

1. Step one
2. Step two
3. Step three

A task list (may or may not render as checkboxes):

• [x] This one is done
• [ ] This one is not

§Images (hero above; two inline below)

Some text between the two images, so we can see spacing and flow around them.

§A fenced code block

function hello() {
  return "does a fenced code block render as monospace?";
}

§A table (frequently unsupported on Nostr)

A horizontal rule sits just above this line.

§A native Nostr mention

Here is a mention of an account — does the client turn it into a clickable profile? @j02g…e536

That is the whole tour. End of the formatting stress-test.