1. create a new page
2. enter "a title" <enter>
3. enter "foo" <enter>
4. press: <ctrl>-<shift>-b bar <enter>
5. press: c <enter>
6. press: d
7. press <left> (the cursor moves infront of the "d")
8. press <shift>-<up> <shift>-<up>
9. cut the selection using <ctrl>-x
10. move the cursor before the "f" of "foo".
11. press <ctrl>-v

Observe that an empty bullet point was created after "c".

Expected: Do not create the empty bullet point.

Rational:

• Two bullet points were cut, two bullet points should be created.
• My naive first impression was that the observed behaviour is wrong.
  • Only during writting up this bug report did I realize that technically I selected the bullet point infront of "d" by starting with the cursor positioned infront of "d".
  • If one believe an empty bullet has to be created, because one selected the bullet infront of d, than one also has to believe that the bullet in front of d has to be cut when pressing <ctrl>-x, which is not the case.
• MS Word creates two bullet points.