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On 12/18/2013 04:21 PM, Jos Poortvliet wrote:
I don't know where they came from...I just noticed one instance of double
>spaces and then searched for them (in etherpad, which doesn't have
>search-and- replace that I've found). Good to know that etherpad might be
>the culprit. However, the double spaces were not spread across the entire
>document; there were certain sections that had a lot, and others with
>none.
Those are sections which have been copy-pasted. Somehow it happens when you
do that...
Not that my say has any pull but I prefer seeing two spaces after a
sentence ends. Especially when non-proportional fonts are used.
As an old fart (50 years old), my eyes appreciate it.
Cheers,
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