The ironic thing is.... this chopping of your returned messages isn't caused by Emailer.
Well, that's not entirely true. Emailer will wrap quoted lines once they exceed a certain length. Unfortunately, Emailer doesn't reproduce the quotation marks (">") from the previous line to the new line, so quoted text may appear "chopped" afterwards.
Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but don't HTML-compatible email clients that send "multipart/alternative" messages -- where a single email contains an HTML version and a text-only version of the same message, and it's up to the receiver's email client to decide which version to display to the user and which version to ignore -- use a different quoting method in the HTML version of their messages? Since the HTML version of the message contains HTML tags to mark the quoted text rather than quote characters (">"), the quoted text does not become chopped during re-wrapping. And since these same email clients create the text-only version of the message by "dumbing down" the HTML version, the quoted text in the text-only version does not contain any chopped text, either.
So, assuming that my understanding of HTML email clients is correct, it may be *entirely* Emailer's fault that these messages are becoming chopped.
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