As stated earlier, you just have to hit the enter key twice to start a new paragraph.
The other problem is that your formatting can get fouled up if you preview your post then decide to edit it. This has at least two manifestations:
Paragraph breaks get lost. Double quotes get converted to single quotes.
There is a simple way to avoid this problem: If you decide to edit your previewed post, just hit the "Back" button on your browser rather than the "Return to Form" button on the preview page.
There is one case where this doesn't work. If you have a reserved handle and you are posting from a machine that doesn't have you handle stored in a cookie, then you have to get past the login screen. This will always foul up your formatting. So you have to reinsert your page breaks and change single quotes back to doubles. But once the cookie is set you can just hit back for subsequent edits.
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