Hi Paul, I have a small suggestion for formatting of manual pages. Recently, I made lists uniform in the Linux man-pages project, and set some rules for them. See man-pages(7): Lists There are different kinds of lists: ... Bullet lists Elements are preceded by bullet symbols (\[bu]). Anything that doesn’t fit elsewhere is usually covered by this type of list. ... There should always be exactly 2 spaces between the list symbol and the elements. This doesn’t apply to "tagged paragraphs", which use the de‐ fault indentation rules. I guess using '\[bu]' (or '\(bu') might not be appropriate for the tz project, as it may be less portable to old systems, but the 2 spaces between the bullet (the '*' in your case) and the text would be useful. It better distinguishes text from bullets, in the few cases where it may be ambiguous (I didn't check if any may be ambiguous in the tz project). The change would be to use '.IP * 3' instead of '.IP * 2'. 3 is for the width of '*' +2. Would you be interested in such a change? Thanks, Alex -- <https://www.alejandro-colomar.es/>