Freedom Spacing

What is Freedom Spacing?

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Freedom spacing is the practice of inserting only one space after a period in typed text. It is the alternative to "French spacing," a system in which periods are followed by two spaces.

Billy, use freedom spacing in your reports from now on. Only the ignorant or snobby use French spacing nowadays.

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