I have my 'Readme.md' with some bullets (using *) under an ordered list (using 1. 2. 3.). When I see the Readme in the Overview page, the * are not rendered as a bullet list as expected.
      I've used http://hashify.me/IyBUaXRsZQ== to try my README and it works properly there

      Also mentioned in the documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Marking+up+Comments. As you can see.. not even in this ticket works:

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            [BCLOUD-7300] Markdown: Lists in a list are not properly shown

            Attachment bullets_markdown.png has been added with description: Originally attached to Bitbucket issue #7300 in site/master

            Legacy Bitbucket Cloud User (Inactive) added a comment - Attachment bullets_markdown.png has been added with description: Originally attached to Bitbucket issue #7300 in site/master

            thank you

            fannar added a comment -

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            fannar added a comment - [deleted]

            Ah.. great. Thank you!

            Legacy Bitbucket Cloud User (Inactive) added a comment - Ah.. great. Thank you!

            Michael added a comment -

            Hi Rodrigo,

            Bitbucket uses a Python version of Markdown which requires 4 spaces for nested lists. In the documentation you linked to, there is a note below the lists section describing this.

            As an example, nested lists should work as follows:

            1. First
            2. Second
                * Sub-item one
                * Sub-item two
            
            1. First
            2. Second
              • Sub-item one
              • Sub-item two

            Let us know if you see any other problems.

            Cheers,
            Michael

            Michael added a comment - Hi Rodrigo, Bitbucket uses a Python version of Markdown which requires 4 spaces for nested lists. In the documentation you linked to, there is a note below the lists section describing this. As an example, nested lists should work as follows: 1. First 2. Second * Sub-item one * Sub-item two First Second Sub-item one Sub-item two Let us know if you see any other problems. Cheers, Michael

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