"Nuujinn, re: is a single en-space that is twice as wide as a word space a double-space? You raise the point that since Bringhurst does not talk about ""double spacing"" (and instead uses en-spacing which is a single character twice as wide as a word character) he isn't to be considered in discussion about whether or not ""double-spacing"" is ""obsolete"". Your position seems to run against that of Airborne84, who said: Airborne84 (talk) I list reliable sources (all but Butterick are listed in the Sentence spacing article at this time) that either use the word obsolete,
"Nuujinn, re: is a single en-space that is twice as wide as a word space a double-space? You raise the point that since Bringhurst does not talk about ""double spacing"" (and instead uses en-spacing which is a single character twice as wide as a word character) he isn't to be considered in discussion about whether or not ""double-spacing"" is ""obsolete"". Your position seems to run against that of Airborne84, who said: Airborne84 (talk) I list reliable sources (all but Butterick are listed in the Sentence spacing article at this time) that either use the word obsolete, or