On 2012-11-24, Derek Martin <inva...@pizzashack.org> wrote: >>=20 >> The number of consecutive newlines distinguishes the two. Two >> newlines marks the end of a paragraph, and one newline marks the end >> of monospaced text. > > Only if the user writes them that way. I receive a lot of flowed > e-mail at work from certain people, and most of them do not insert > the extra line feed. And what if your formatted text (say, code) > has extra linefeeds? > > It's not enough dude. Nice try though.
Again, this is another straw man. What I am suggesting is not the format=flowed standard. It's a hypothetical hybrid. Saying that people will violate a standard of any kind isn't good enough because any standard can be abused. Nice try though!
