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What about (based on fa-list-ul):

That looks a little too much like a bulleted list for me... possibly with tree-style expander/collapser nodes.
When I think "timeline", what comes to mind is horizontal stuff like the direction people are going in #3915 (especially this one).
That looks a little too much like a bulleted list for me... possibly with tree-style expander/collapser nodes.
When I think "timeline", what comes to mind is horizontal stuff like the direction people are going in #3915 (especially this one).
I agree.
In my opinion I prefer this one https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/issues/3915#issuecomment-137683620 (the second and the third)
or this one https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/issues/8107#issue-120863441
Actually, I was referring to both of the examples here. I just don't associate timelines with a column of dots with blocks beside them. That, to me, says "greeked representation of a list".
As for the other one you linked to, I'm not overly enthused by any of those.
While I recognize the project management software visualization that the first one evokes, it does not look like the general conception of a timeline.
As for the other two, having the timelines running through the boxes makes them look too much like stylized representations of abacuses.
The three things I intuitively associate with timelines as iconographic abstracts are:
... like how these timelines do it:
Even the example Gantt charts on the Wikipedia article look more like that.
Then it's fa-timeline-h and what we are looking for would be something like this

or that

A more simplified version would be

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Then it's fa-timeline-h and what we are looking for would be something like this


or that
A more simplified version would be
