in reply to POD question

The =over represents how far over text of an =item is. Here's an example of the proper usage.
=head Test =over 10 =item ABC This is inlined with "ABC", but 10 spaces from the left margin. =item MUCH TOO LONG This is on the line below "MUCH TOO LONG", but 10 spaces from the left + margin. =back

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