On discussing design intent and outlining

If there is a way to place a text binder item within, as in between the lines of, another text item, I would love to know how.

It would be a very flexible and useful function, one that I think would satisfy a lot of the questions/requests here.

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I have not once so much as indirectly implied what you accuse.
I have repeatedly added affirmations of Scrivener’s usefulness, and am getting tired of needing such delicacy.
As I have sated before, they very fact I am spending my limited time here, and using the software, implies the exact opposite.

My continuously repeated explanation about child-parent versus sibling-sibling has, quite obviously, been a discussion of “what Scrivener offers.”

And yes, part of that discussion includes what Scrivener lacks.

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My position, as demonstrated in the screenshot, is that a folder containing two text items is functionally the same (actually has more options) as assigning a child text item to another.
This is easily represented in a linear view.

It is, in my opinion, misleading to display the sibling text items as nested parent child.

I think it would honestly be a good idea to disable the nesting of text items within each other until/if that functionality exists.

Instead, limiting that to siblings within folders would likely result in less confused/aggravated users.