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Hrvoje Niksic <hniksic@srce.hr> writes:

> The problem with message-indent-citation is that it adds the
> message-yank-prefix even to empty lines, or to lines consisting of
> white-space only, [ ... ]

>>>>> "SOR" == Son-of-RFC 1036 writes:

SOR> [ ... ] It is common to quote some of
SOR> the previous article to establish context.  This  SHOULD  be
SOR> done  by  prefacing  each  quoted line (even if it is empty)
SOR> with the character ">".  This will result in multiple levels
SOR> of ">" when quoted context itself contains quoted context.
SOR> 
SOR> 	  NOTE:  It  may seem superfluous to put a prefix on
SOR> 	  empty lines, but it simplifies  implementation  of
SOR> 	  functions  such as "skip all quoted text" in read-
SOR> 	  ing agents.
SOR> 

> [ ... ], so that commands like M-{ and M-} (or M-up and
> M-down for X-oriented types) don't work on quoted text.  This patchlet

This should be solved by redefining `paragraph-start' and
`paragraph-separate'.