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Apparently the author is so serious about this that the HTML is full of this things like "lazy standard?  Wow.  Just wow."

• jbri 13y ago
  That seems like the wrong way to do it. The post sentence spacing was never really treated as two consecutive spaces - conceptually, it's a single area of whitespace that is larger than the inter-word spacing. If you especially cared about typesetting it correctly, you'd use a single   (or perhaps an  ).
  • eru 13y ago
    And you'd get your computer to insert the m-spaces for you.
• peterkelly 13y ago
  The page actually has a stylesheet which sets white-space: pre-wrap, which tells the browser to preserve the double-spaces. It's like <pre> but with line wrapping enabled.