Explanation

A tag menagerie. Meaning there are examples of all the element types here. It's also a testing ground for stitching in new tag sets, so you can expect arbitrary XHTML or whatever in here. This particular element is a <pitch>.

Note in particular that the tag set depicted here, LOL, has nothing to do with LMNL as such, but rather is nothing more than a web-driving application tag set. (This element is a <plea>.)

This is a <remark>. This document isn't going to make much sense unless you also look at the source code.

Another explanation

What happens when you've run out of things to say...?

might require a sample of code

another sample might show a test string

12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
         1         2         3         4         5         6         7         8
expect three errors for lines too long in a <sample> element, including one for this one

eighty characters long

Inline whatnot

Inline elements include code, term, stress, “quoted”, hop, and

• HTML lists are valid in LOL, though they may throw warnings in a check up stylesheet.
• This is an unordered list, coded and formatted just like HTML for the most part.
• A further item in the list.