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Hello,

I have two itemizing request.

The first is: is there a way to set the default conversion?
\setupitemize seems not to work in this respect.

More in general, ConTeXt lacks a way to define "sets of
itemizations". Something like:

\defineitemize[myitemize][level][various setups][more=setups]
\defineitemize[myitemize][another level][some other setups][even more=setups]

\defineitemize[anotherone][each][totally different][set=ups]

(callable by

\startmyitemize
\item whatever
\stopmyitemize

)

This is extremely important when the same itemize setup is used
again and again!