On Saturday, March 29, 2025 2:34:35 AM Mountain Standard Time Nilesh Patra wrote: > On 28/03/25 9:33 pm, Gerardo Ballabio wrote: > > I didn't realize it was a hard break. My fault. > > > > In fact, thinking more about it, the hard break wasn't inserted by > > Gmail, but by me copying and pasting from the web interface, > > because I'm not suscribed to -vote and I read it there (that's > > also why I can't set In-Reply-To correctly unless I'm actually > > replying to an email that was sent to me, I've never found how to > > add it manually in Gmail). When I reply to an actual email, my > > quoting style works because there are no hard breaks within > > sentences. I didn't realize that this case was different. > > Just use a proper mail client where you can set that. It works > reasonably well with (neo)mutt. > > You are pretty much breaking all the threads wherever you reply to. Notice how beautifully this problem would be solved if we no longer had hard breaks at 80 columns. ;) Debian needs to live in a world where people are not reprimanded for using common webmail clients. -- Soren Stoutner soren@debian.org
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