Blank Space at Bottom of Inserted Code

It appears to me as a bug.
See example here:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a6eacddb-68ae-4576-af77-69c057102d5a/decision-factor-benefits-of-computed-columns?forum=transactsql
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Try padding it on top with a single shift+Enter after clicking the codeblock editor's [insert] button. That way you won't need to use the html editor. It's how I just got the result above.
Or if you like html editing, then pad it with a or two ordinary Enters (the first gets stripped upon clicking [update] ).
Thanks, I think I'm going to start using this. One liners have looked pretty odd since the codeblock height was enforced.
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