Negative indents

[iqnite]

It's cool that DreamBerd e/acc supports negative indents. But what if you use positive and negative indents in the same code?
For example:

const const x = prompt("Enter a number: ")!
if (x > 0) {
   alert("You entered a positive number!")!
   if (x > 100) {
alert("You entered a big number!")?
   }
}

Here, the line ending with the question mark is indented negatively and is part of the x > 100 check, but it may be interpreted as part of the top-level program.
I first thought that DreamBerd e/acc looks at the curly brackets, but why do we need indentation anyway if it does?

[mybearworld]

I think it looks at the indentation, as curly braces don't matter.

I first thought that DreamBerd e/acc looks at the curly brackets, but why do we need indentation anyway if it does?

We don't need it per se, it just makes code more readable, so it's good that Dreamberd requires that.