Kenneth wrote:
Sean,
It's considered polite to use a maximum of 78 characters per line for those people who (and lots of them still exist, trust me, especially those working on a text-based MUD) only have an 80-character-per-line screen.
* There are lots of email readers for unix that will wrap text. Emacs, pine,
* elm, I am sure that there are many for X-Windows. The truth is I am happy
* to break the lines myself if people can't read them. But, people who
* respond to an old thread after I have asked nicely to abandon it are just
* asking me to retalliate. Please notice that the message that I sent in
* response was not over 80 chars per line. So your post seems, as pleasantly
* you worded it, just another attempt to start a flame war. Let's, as I
* asked, end this thread or discuss alternative tracking methods please.
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