Philip Taylor wrote:
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Do the math: If a typical indent is five characters (I think it's less)
and a typical subject is 30 characters (I think it's less), then 104
characters will show you an entire subject plus 74 characters of indent,
or 15 levels. If you use a more realistic indent of three characters,
that gets you 25 levels.
For your example, indented four times, I see:
Re: I really can't agree with that, Paul Gallagher; one hundred and four
characters is a very small number in the great scheme of things, ...
I remember in my high school calculus class they began by explaining
about limits, and no matter what number we chose, the teacher could
choose another that was larger (or smaller, as he pleased). So no matter
what layout we provide, you can always devise a subject that won't fit,
but that's not the practical target we need to hit. Realistically, how
many subject lines are so long and also contain useful information after
the cutoff?
--
War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left.
--
Paul B. Gallagher
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