Japanese/Korean line boundary

Plugin rule colour. Read the rule name as well as the dot.

Avellio notices: A supported Japanese/Korean prohibited line-boundary pattern is detected.

Example to inspect: [line start] followed by a disallowed boundary character

Possible editorial outcome: A line boundary consistent with the supported convention

Why review it: Certain character combinations should not be stranded at the beginning or end of a composed line.

When to keep or investigate: The exact supported language, punctuation, composition settings and retained text context matter. The example is schematic, not a universal replacement.

Your next step: Review the actual characters with a competent language reviewer and the relevant InDesign composition settings. Reinspect after a deliberate change.

Verify: inspect the edited text again with the intended scope and policy. Check meaning and nearby composition; a review status alone does not prove a correction.

In the plugin — Review in context: Review the language-specific line-break settings and the punctuation at this boundary. This recommendation does not edit text; verify context, make a deliberate change in InDesign if appropriate, then inspect again.