> It doesn't matter if it "makes sense"[1]! It's a widely known rule > that some people still insist upon. I don't see anyone arguing you > should adopt the convention, just that people who follow the > convention should see it respected. True, but then there needs to be a way to enable/disable it, since even if you never use two spaces after a period, the rule can still generate them for you in the output: when an input sentence ends at the end of a line but the output sentence doesn't, the rule will translate the newline into two spaces instead of one. I vote to have it off by default. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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