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By default, Slate treats all blocks as identical. Hitting "enter" always splits the block into two blocks of the same type, hitting backspace always deletes the previous character. In practice, we want behavior to vary based on block type.
Created on January 8|Last edited on January 8
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Heading
Hitting enter on a heading creates a paragraph rather than a new heading.
Hitting backspace on a bullet
Deletes the bullet
Same with block quotes. And if you hit enter twice in a block quote, you break out of it.
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