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I wrote:

> Then, indentnext=yes seems to do nothing.

Hm. Ok, here's more info. I use

\setupindenting[medium,next]

which means that after whitespace there should be no indenting.

I then use

\setupitemize[indentnext=yes]

and I though this would override the choice in \setupindenting,
but it doesn't. Is there a workaround?

In the meantime I found something else: in the snippet

We'll begin a par here, then:
\startitemize
\item we put;
\item some items;
\stopitemize
and then we end the previous par.

The last line is seen by context as being of another par, or
anyway it's indented when indentnext=yes and indenting=first;
while it's actually part of the previous paragraph. I believe
the correct behaviour should be *not* to indent the next
line if it's a continuation of the previous paragraph (that is,
if the user doesn't insert a blank line). Isn't it?

Overall, itemizing behaviour should change depending on it
being mid-paragraph or at end of paragraph; and there should be
a setting to change final whitespace/indentation depending on 
the situation.

(e.g., in my case, when midparagraph, there should be
little whitespace, while when at end of paragraph there
should be more whitespace)

Giuseppe Bilotta