> Not talking about code today, although, I don’t think a strict limit is a good thing there either, for other reasons. I’m talking about human text. I'd like

> Not talking about code today, although, I don’t think a strict limit is a good thing there either, for other reasons. I’m talking about human text. I'd like to hear about those other reasons. It really makes sense for human text, but I can't "wrap" my head around why wraping long code lines could end up being more legible. I've started following a simple rule of a soft limit of 80 chars and a hard limit of 120. I find that it makes it more concise and makes me think a lot more about how I can make it easier to read and understand.