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Well, "company policies", at least in the part of Europe I know are not hard stuff nor applied in a too bureaucratic manner: you ask/negotiate and see results
by xte 8y ago
Well, "company policies", at least in the part of Europe I know are not
hard stuff nor applied in a too bureaucratic manner: you ask/negotiate
and see results. BTW I do my best to avoid too big companies because of
bureaucracy...
On line break, no I type on a single line and Emacs automatically brake
line a 79's column... Of course I can leave double empty lines but the
results will be obscene for small-screen reader... That's the F-F idea in
emails. How does it look for you know?
IMO HN should limited it horizontal line.
- zapzupnz 8y agoThis looks even worse, you've got double line breaks which turn simple line breaks into paragraph breaks. Your editor shouldn't insert the line breaks at 80 column intervals; separate the content from the presentation, and let HN format your text properly. After all, if you have a small screen, the text will be wrapped according to the browser width anyway.
- xte 8y agoThat's what I do in the first post... Maybe I do not understand what you say then, my English is somewhat poor... I understand that you complaint about my comment's long lines because I "format" in F-F style (i.e. no linebreak except for paragraph), next I format with double linebreak to force HN "cut" longer lines. I do not know how to format in other way, inserting html+inline CSS with maximum text width or maybe even media query is not something I expect HN accept nor a thing I'd like to do as a HN user...
- zapzupnz 8y agoIt's really not that difficult. When you want to manually enter a paragraph break, you need two line breaks. HN ignores single line breaks.