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Re: [vox] Let's Kill the 76 Char Line Limit!
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Re: [vox] Let's Kill the 76 Char Line Limit!



On Fri, Sep 03, 2004 at 01:05:13PM -0800, Edward Elliott wrote:
> I seem to recall that there are some minority of members who have
> special mail issues that work best with 76 char lines. This is a
> great group, do we have any scripting geniuses that can write a PERL
> or Python script for the mail server that will reformat the emails
> for those two or three members addresses? Then the rest of us can
> stay messy and happy in the normal world of wraparound email text?
[rewrappped using gq$ in vim]

Can you do it without breaking peoples' GPG signatures?

--Ken Bloom

P.S. The answer to that is obviously "no", so we probably shouldn't do
it.

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