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2/3/2008 10:16:07 AM	Way to tell the limit of your emails
luvinlifetothem Biddeford, ME age: 41 online now!	I have posted numerous emails to people and they get them, but they are cut off at a certain point..(okay, yeah, I tend to be wordy..) but there is no way of telling where that cut-off point is. And the end is lost in cyberspace. I have also received them and the same thing happens. You can tell there is a cut off, but same thing.. Is there some way to fix that, or at least let us know the word limit per email? That would be very helpful... Trying to rewrite endings..... they never come out the same!!! Thanks Dustin!!!!!!!!
2/3/2008 11:11:52 AM	Way to tell the limit of your emails
qazyguy Rockville, MD age: 48 online now!	Yeah...that sucks. At buffer full, you the system should accept no more. I believe there are attributes on the textarea tag that enforce this. JIM
2/6/2008 10:16:32 AM	Way to tell the limit of your emails
knittinkitten Lady Lake, FL age: 71 online now!	Wow......and I thought I was "wordy". No one has told me that has happened. Yes, I agree.....much thought usually goes into what I'm writing and I'd hate to think that my "creative efforts" are being cut off by an unknown quantity limit. Wouldn't we also have to be able to see a "character or word counter" in order to abide by it? This has my vote. Sincerely Knittin Kitten