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@pesterhazy a bit late to the party 🙂 I use fill-paragraph
a lot, which does the wrapping for me. It's basically a reflex now to M-q
whenever the paragraph doesn't look nicely wrapped
I've discovered visual-fill-column-mode
this gives you a nice 80-char wrapping but internally emacs doesn't insert newlines
so I can just copy'n paste to gmail