How are the pages compiled?

Hi, I've got a question. When compiling my pages, the plugins seem to build only one `

` and put everything inside with `\n\n` to separate paragraphs.

For [this page](https://boris.schapira.dev/en/about/site/), here's the built data:

```
"html": "

I am the main author and the only person responsible for the contents published\non this site. On the other hand, the brands mentioned on this site are the\nproperty of the companies that have registered them. This entire site is subject\nto French law.\n\nThe views and opinions expressed on this blog are mine only, and in no way those\nof my employers or clients, my hosting provider or any other entity or\nindividual.\n\n
```

I wonder: where does that difference comes from? Is this because [I use CommonMark](https://github.com/borisschapira/boris.schapira.dev/blob/master/_config.yml#L177) for my compilation? What does the plugin use to build the page?

Start with the CommonMark setting at _config.yml#L177 and compare it with the built data from the linked about page. Trace how the plugin handles that page's HTML and determine whether the paragraph difference comes from CommonMark or the plugin. Done means documenting the cause and identifying which component produces the output.

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