exclude extra linebreaks

Author: fxbuson

SEPs/SEP_V026.md

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-| **Title** | Introduction of “//” as a Glyph for Generic DNA Breaks in SBOL Visual|
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+| **Title** | Introduction of “//” as a Glyph for Generic DNA Breaks in SBOL Visual |
 | **Authors** | Georgie Hau Sorensen (georgiehausorensen@gmail.com), Lukas Buecherl |
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 | **Editor** | Felipe Buson (fxbuson@gmail.com)|
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 | **Type** | Specification |
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 | **SBOL Visual Version** | |
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 | **Status** | Draft |
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 | **Created** | 26 Feb 2026 |
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 | **Last modified** |  26 Feb 2026 |
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-| **Issue**         | |
+| **Issue** | |
 
 
 
@@ -37,17 +27,11 @@ This proposal introduces a new SBOL Visual glyph, represented by the character s
 ## Table of Contents  <remove TOC if SEP is rather short>
 
 - [1. Rationale](#rationale) 
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 - [2. Specification](#specification)
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 - [3. Example or Use Case](#example)
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 - [4. Backwards Compatibility](#compatibility)
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 - [5. Discussion](#discussion)
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 - [References](#references)
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 - [Copyright](#copyright)
 
 
@@ -61,9 +45,7 @@ This proposal introduces a new SBOL Visual glyph, represented by the character s
 The “//” mark is traditionally used in biological schematics to indicate:
 
 - “region removed/not drawn”
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 - “break in continuity”
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 - “shift in sequence”  
 
 This convention is common in textbooks, research illustrations, and even circuit diagrams in other fields. 
@@ -77,11 +59,8 @@ The familiarity of this symbol lowers the cognitive load for new users, and it m
 The “//” glyph:
 
 - Is visually compact
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 - Does not resemble any existing SBOL Visual glyph
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 - Can be rendered easily in both digital and hand-drawn form
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 - Maintains clarity even at small scale
 
 
@@ -99,21 +78,17 @@ The “//” glyph consists of two short, parallel, diagonal slashes.
 These may be oriented:
 
 - Forward-slanted (primary, recommended)
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 - Backward-slanted (optional alternative for stylistic compatibility with other diagram elements)
 
 
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 2.2. Placement
 
 The glyph placed in-line on a DNA backbone to indicate that:
 
 - A region of arbitrary length is not shown
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 - Sequence continuity is intentionally omitted
 
 
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 Example:
 
 
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   United States</span>.
 
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+</p>