Added a “Source-line formatting (one sentence per line)” convention to EDITORIAL.md §5 — one sentence per source line, paragraphs separated by at least one blank line — and wired its enforcement into the english-correction skill as a re-lineation step.
The author wants post/page body prose authored with one sentence per physical source line and a blank line between every paragraph, for authoring and diff legibility. This is a source-layout convention only: because kramdown renders consecutive single-newline lines as one flowing paragraph and treats a blank line as the paragraph break, the rule changes how the Markdown source reads in an editor and in diffs, not how the published page renders. It is a deliberate change from the older posts (authored one-paragraph-per-line), so it is recorded as a standard for new and revised posts rather than a description of the current corpus, and it is scoped to post/page prose — it explicitly does not apply to plan/task files (which the plan/execute-plan skills require one-paragraph-per-line), code, tables, front-matter, or reference-link blocks. Enforcement lives in the english-correction skill so a correction pass re-lineates the body without touching wording, order, or any do-not-touch region.
.claude/skills/english-correction/SKILL.mdEDITORIAL.md (mirrored guidance; not a Claude asset, logged here for context)enhancd editorial so it is enforced that each sentence is in separate line and paragraph of text is separated by at least one empty line