anchor.diff:  Consistent: kbd:[Alt+7] +
   Inconsistent: kbd:[ALT+7]
   
  +== Conventions in the source code
  +
  +These conventions help writers find their way when they browse the documentation's source code and lets them focus on the content.
  +Writers can use the reformat functionality of the plugin using the shortcut kbd:[Ctrl+Alt+L] to apply these conventions.
  +
  +Each sentence should be on its own line in the AsciiDoc source::
  +This is a recommended best practice as it prevents reflows due to reformatting and enables writers to move sentences and re-arrange paragraphs with less effort.
  +This practice works best when writers enable word-wrap in their editor.
  +Read more https://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-recommended-practices/[this and other best practices on the Asciidoctor homepage].
  +
  +Keep blank lines after section headings::
  +This makes easier for writers navigate browse through the code of the page.
  +
   == Location of content
   
   All user documentation is published on the plugin's website at https://intellij-asciidoc-plugin.ahus1.de/
  
positive.code: 
  Naming the actor, using the active voice and the present tense makes it easier for non-native speakers to understand this document.
  Adding the shortcuts should help users new to IntelliJ.
  
  Each sentence should be on its own line in the AsciiDoc source.
  
  === Check lists for writing content
  
  
negative.code: = Writing user documentation
  :description: User documentation is essential to make the plugin approachable for all types of users.
  
  {description}
  
  == Write for your readers
  
  