I just got an email from someone who took notes at the same meeting as me.
However, she brainstormed an entirely new direction, which was our
agreement. Combining the two emails and breaking up every paragraph into
separate points yielded 35 paragraphs of between 1 and 4 lines, totaling 78
lines, which is too much to display on a single page, especially with
spaces between paragraphs. However with Word, with one click, I collapsed
all the paragraphs into single lines--which is like code folding.
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