[Date updated: 2023/03/07(Tue) 14:31:30]
 Now I feel like 80 is too high (;´Д`)
 
 The reason I (and many graybeards of old) use 72ch per line is cuz many 
  terminals back in the day were 80 columns wide, which derives from the 
  programming punch cards of early computers (the big ones that took up a 
  whole room) 
  
  Many of those early machines would only read and compile the first 72 
  columns of the card, and the remaining 8 columns would be used for 
  metadata, flags to say a line was a comment, etc. 
  
  When things moved to terminal displays in the 70s, writing in 72ch 
  lines on 80 columns left you room to comment things out, add ">" s for 
  quoting, and more ヽ(´ー`)ノ
  
    
       
    I see. Now I think it just looks better, so I set it to 72 ( ´ω`) 
     
    It's still acting a bit weird on replying page, adding unnecessary spaces 
    between commented lines despite them not passing 72ch
    

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