There are several unexpected line breaks at inappropriate places in the release notes, as rendered by anaconda. For example, the bullet before GCC 3.4 or Gnome 2.8 has a line break between the bullet and the text, which looks horrible. The list of changed file names under X Window System doesn't have line breaks at the right points, so it ends up totally unreadable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): fedora-release-2.91-4 anaconda-10.0.2-4
The misplaced bullets appear to be a bug in htmlbuffer.py when handling multi-level nested lists. The bullets at the point of nesting are misplaced, and the nested list is not indented. The run-together stuff in the X section was due to some stupid markup I used. I've fixed it, but since it uses nested lists you'll end up seeing more misplaced bullets. :-( Reassigning this to anaconda, so that htmlbuffer.py can be made a bit smarter -- it absolutely needs to be able to handle lists nested two-deep, and if it could be made to deal with lists nested three- or four-deep, I'd be a happy man, indeed... :-) FYI, The change in markup may not end up being reflected in test2, depending on whether rel-eng decides to respin fedora-release...
Nested bullets aren't handled at this point and doing so isn't likely to happen for fc3 (doing so requires a massive rework of how the html widget works to not just simply apply pango attributes at the front and back-end of things...)
gtkhtml2 should handle these better