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  What role did Morton Salt play, and what is
  #WalkHerWalk
  Morton Salt have recently launched a campaign to
  support a group of people who are bravely making
  a positive difference in the world. They’ve
  pledged funding and assistance to incredibly
  inspiring and effective young innovators who are
  tackling difficult issues like the global water
  crisis, the plight of young female refugees,
  systemic failures in arts and music education,
  and children’s health and wellness education.
  The slogan for this campaign is #WalkHerWalk, a
  reference to the girl in their iconic logo, and
  you can learn more about the innovators and the
  many facets of the campaign at
  http://MortonSalt.com/WalkHerWalk.

  Morton was moved by the message of “The One
  Moment,” and felt it captured the spirit of
  what they are trying to do with #WalkHerWalk, so
  they reached out to us and asked if we were
  interested in making art with their salt – a
  video that could fly the banner for their
  initiative. We were impressed with their efforts
  to support positive change, so we proposed this
  idea, and together we collaborated to bring this
  video to life.
A beautiful and inspiring 4 minute video ad for Morton Salt.



Just a friendly FYI: block-quoting long-line text makes it very hard to read, especially on mobile, due to side scrolling.


It's for this reason that I usually use

> blockquoted text

but even that is imperfect; is there some reason that HN doesn't support actual blockquotes? has it just not been done, or is there some objection to it?

I know that perhaps egregious formatting can be detrimental, but blockquotes seem to be one of those formatting things that is extremely useful in discourse…


Agreed. I've been using italics myself. I'm not sure the reason behind the quoting limitations. Just using what I have available.


https://snag.gy/nb7BJj.jpg

The lines max out at 75 characters. (`fold --spaces --width 75`) But I'll nudge it down to 60. (Now 50)


On mobile it's about half that. If you use two newlines per line, you'll get the same effect with decent breaks in narrower view ports.




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