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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | He's in a dangerous or uncomfortable situation with other people who are less experienced or trustworthy than him, and he wants to make some things seriously clear. So he bluntly declares a numbered list of "rules" for the situation. Beginning, of course, with Rule Number One, and following it with Rule Number Two, and so forth. The implication of setting out these rules, and providing a semblance of structure by numbering them, is that they are resolute and unquestionable, and that breaking these rules will lead to dire consequences. |