text/plain with 80 char wrap vs the flowed mime-type (whatever it is)

[Wes Hardaker <wes@hardakers.net>]

So, I was co-writing a mail message with my wife yesterday and I noticed,
after sending her my copy of the proposed text, using the standard wrap
length (76 or whatever it is), that it looked fairly messed up on her
small phone screen.

What are people using for wrapping text these days?  Sticking with an
assumed 80 char screen?  Always using non-wrapped text?

Sadly, what I suspect I need to is set up different parameters in
different topics depending on who I'm writing to.

I suspect that the 80-char battle finally sunk with the massive change
in form factors that people read mail on now.  Should I bother to
continue assuming I know how I want to lay out my message, when the
reader really should have their preference for generic paragraphs (as
opposed to structured things like code or ascii diagrams).

Thoughts?

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Wes Hardaker                                     
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