I have noticed that the LaTeX writer includes a `\tightlist` in one item 
lists, which includes numbered example lists. (A one item list is a bit 
odd, but a one item numbered example list isn't.) It seems to me that this 
doesn't do anything because there is just one item. I wonder whether it 
would be better not to have it? I'm asking because I sometimes want to 
write LaTeX that can be used by a journal class that doesn't define 
`\tightlist` and even if I always write my multi-item lists as loose I 
still get some `\tightlist` commands.

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