I like a1 / a2 / a3 to be in the same indent level.
Should I use something other than list for this purpose?
* header
- a1
*** bb (it's a description for a1)
content
- a2
- a22
- a3
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*** bb (it's a ...as a subheading of the- a1list. I think Emacs will treat*** bb (it's a ...as a third-level subheading of* headerwith a missing second-level subheading of that initial header. Let me suggest using a+sign for a main list heading and a-for a sub-list. Sometimes, I even place the words of main list with a+sign in all capitals. I personally do not indent at all -- i.e., I like flush left for everything -- the additional asterisks and change in colors is sufficient to meet my needs.org-heading-regexpis"^\\(\\*+\\)\\(?: +\\(.*?\\)\\)?[ ]*$". I.e., the stars for the heading must start at the beginning of line.M-RETwhich effectively runsorg-insert-itemwhen you type it at the end of a list item. Once you are in a deeper level, I don't know of any slick way to outdent to a shallower level: I do it manually.