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Old 10-19-2019, 05:21 PM #5
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BW,

It would be very helpful if you would break up your posts into paragraphs of 5 or 6 lines max before a double line space. NT uses very long line lengths for a laptop format and it is ridiculously difficult to follow a 140 character line across the screen and then find the start of the next line.

Many of us would appreciate the shorter paragraph formatting.

Double line spacing every 5 lines makes reading posts so much easier.

Those of you who post from smart phones don't experience the long line issue.
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