Do I need to use the Notation package to define different behaviors for something like Power applied to a function? As in, I would like to know how to do such things as B[n_]^2:=B[n]**B[n+1]; Where B[n] has some arbitrary definition. I was hoping to learn how to use TagSetDelayed or mess with UpSetDelayed and the-like, but I can't quite get it to parse out like it should (or like I think it should).

@Mithical It looks like it was in the review queue again and JM rejected it from there. It could be the system trying to re-assess old reviews and calibrate reviewers and editors

@rm-rf As far as I know... that's not how it works. Once a suggested edit has been dealt with, it doesn't show up in the queue again; only a moderator or the OP can override the decision made in the queue.

Does anyone have a Kate-style highlighting file that is not completely messed up?