Thank you for your comments, Greg.

On 20/05/2021 01:06, Greg Minshall wrote:
> 
> patches to patches... :)  i think these are really just typos, rather
> than any useful substantial comment.
> 
> - s/is enable (the default) or not:/is enabled (the default) or not:/

The patch removed this phrase.

> - i would suggest separate tables for >= 9.5 and < 9.5.  just so the
>   differences between with/without =electric-indent-mode= are easier to
>   spot.

I have no idea how to express it in a better way. The tables are same
for Org >= 9.5 and for Org < 9.5 (modulo bugs in indentation fixed in 9.4.6).
Only default configuration evolves in time.

1. Before 9.4. (org-adapt-indentation t) electric-indent-mode disabled.
   Bugs remained unnoticed. Users were unaware that default configuration
   assumed indented text aligned to headline title.
2. 9.4. (org-adapt-indentation t) electric-indent-mode enabled.
   Hot discussions and recommendations to disable electric-indent-mode
   since even with (org-adapt-indentation headline-data) behavior was strange.
3. Recent changes. Bugs fixed, (org-adapt-indentation nil), so as earlier
   text is not indented by default. Now absence of indentation is consistent
   with settings.

> - s/C-j anywhere/C-j elsewhere/ (and, iiuc, maybe also the "unadorned"
>   [C-j] table entry should probably be [C-j elsewhere]?)
> 
> - s/lost formatting/lose formatting/
> 
> - s/and, that is/and,/

Agree.

> - s/always indent relatively/always indent relative/

Not being a native speaker, I would either leave it as is or would change
all 3 phrases attempting to make their style more uniform.

a. "do not indent anything",
   "always indent relatively to the element above",
   "indent just ~PROPERTIES/LOGBOOK~ drawers relatively
   to the current heading level"

b. "no special indentation",
   "indentation of all elements is relative to the element above",
   "only ~PROPERTIES/LOGBOOK~ drawers get indentation relative
   to the current heading level"


If you think that your variant is better, I can add it to the patch.

> - s/the the element/to the element/

Agree.

Intermediate patch is attached.