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From: kimcm@ambush.UUCP (Kim Chr. Madsen)
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Subject: Re: Re: Messages with >80-character lines
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In article <8831@utzoo.UUCP> henry@utzoo.UUCP (Henry Spencer) writes:

>However, it is probably easier (if that is the word) and less painful to
>convince people to adhere to standards in such things than to convince them
>to shift to a new and *incompatible* standard.  The former can be at least
>partly automated, by the way.

Which standard?????

The standards for writing style are dependent upon several things:

	1) Whom are you writing to (Newspaper, Tech. Journal, Letter
	   to Mom, etc.)
	2) Where do you come from (different countries have different
	   style standards).

etc. etc.

				Kim Chr. Madsen.