Hi David,
Well, the TeX book says:
Excellent reference — thanks!
so there _is_ extra natural space for a space factor of 2000 and
larger.
Perhaps the best compromise, then, would be to set the space factor
at 1999 — that way, the single-spacers (a.k.a. star-bellied Sneeches)
would be somewhat satisfied because the extra natural space would not
come into play, and the double-spacers (a.k.a. non-star-bellied
Sneeches) would be somewhat satisfied because the space factor is
larger than normal word space (via justification stretch)?
Cheers,
Kieren.
p.s. Thanks for the fun and fascinating discussion: I'm learning a
bunch about TeX that I never knew before!
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