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diff --git a/doc/src/04020-module-diary.md b/doc/src/04020-module-diary.md
index d62c2bc8..b2d56fea 100644
--- a/doc/src/04020-module-diary.md
+++ b/doc/src/04020-module-diary.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The diary module giv3s you the possibility to write your diary in imag.
 It offers daily, hourly and minutely entries (the latter beeing more like
 a private tumble-blog).
 
-Exporting the diary is possible, so one can write it in markdown and 
+Exporting the diary is possible, so one can write it in markdown and
 later pass that to pandoc, if desired, to generate a website or book
 from it.
 
diff --git a/doc/src/04020-module-mails.md b/doc/src/04020-module-mails.md
index 87752c33..2d74adc8 100644
--- a/doc/src/04020-module-mails.md
+++ b/doc/src/04020-module-mails.md
@@ -1,16 +1,26 @@
 ## Mails {#sec:modules:mails}
 
-The Mails module implements a commandline email client. Emails can be written (via `$EDITOR`) and viewed, also in threads. Emails can be crawled for creating new contacts.
+The Mails module implements a commandline email client. Emails can be written
+(via `$EDITOR`) and viewed, also in threads. Emails can be crawled for creating
+new contacts.
 
 A Text User Interface is not planned, but might be there at some point.
 
-The mail module implements a minimal Email client. It does not handle IMAP syncing or SMTP things, it is just a _viewer_ for emails (a MUA).
+The mail module implements a minimal Email client. It does not handle IMAP
+syncing or SMTP things, it is just a _viewer_ for emails (a MUA).
 
-The goal of the initial implementation is only a CLI, not a TUI like mutt offers, for example (but that might be implemented later). As this is an imag module, it also creates references to mails inside the imag store which can be used by other tools then (for example `imag-link` to link an entry with a mail - or the imag entry representing that mail).
+The goal of the initial implementation is only a CLI, not a TUI like mutt
+offers, for example (but that might be implemented later). As this is an imag
+module, it also creates references to mails inside the imag store which can be
+used by other tools then (for example `imag-link` to link an entry with a mail -
+or the imag entry representing that mail).
 
-So this module offers functionality to read (Maildir) mailboxes, search for and list mails and mail-threads and reply to mails (by spawning the `$EDITOR`).
+So this module offers functionality to read (Maildir) mailboxes, search for and
+list mails and mail-threads and reply to mails (by spawning the `$EDITOR`).
 
-Outgoing mails are pushed to a special directory and can later on be send via `imag-mail` which calls a MTA (for example msmtp) and also creates store entries for the outgoing mails.
+Outgoing mails are pushed to a special directory and can later on be send via
+`imag-mail` which calls a MTA (for example msmtp) and also creates store entries
+for the outgoing mails.
 
 ### CLI
 
diff --git a/doc/src/04020-module-timetrack.md b/doc/src/04020-module-timetrack.md
index a22fca2a..01b52d9b 100644
--- a/doc/src/04020-module-timetrack.md
+++ b/doc/src/04020-module-timetrack.md
@@ -1,8 +1,10 @@
 ## Timetrack {#sec:modules:timetrack}
 
-The Timetrack module implements a `timewarrior`-like timetracking functionality for imag.
+The Timetrack module implements a `timewarrior`-like timetracking functionality
+for imag.
 
-Each timetracking is a 'tag' which can be started and stopped. These tags are _no_ tags as in imag-tag, but timetracking-tags. 
+Each timetracking is a 'tag' which can be started and stopped. These tags are
+_no_ tags as in imag-tag, but timetracking-tags.
 
 Summaries can be printed, also filtered by tags if desired.
 
diff --git a/doc/src/04020-module-todo.md b/doc/src/04020-module-todo.md
index 426052c2..3849b242 100644
--- a/doc/src/04020-module-todo.md
+++ b/doc/src/04020-module-todo.md
@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
 ## Todo {#sec:modules:todo}
 
-The Todo module implements `taskwarrior` functionality by integrating taskwarrior itself into imag.
+The Todo module implements `taskwarrior` functionality by integrating
+taskwarrior itself into imag.
 
-Each taskwarrior task s referenced from imag and represented as imag entry, thus making it linkable by other imag entries.
+Each taskwarrior task s referenced from imag and represented as imag entry, thus
+making it linkable by other imag entries.
 
 
diff --git a/doc/src/05100-lib-mails.md b/doc/src/05100-lib-mails.md
index dd0e3469..fde0879f 100644
--- a/doc/src/05100-lib-mails.md
+++ b/doc/src/05100-lib-mails.md
@@ -1,9 +1,14 @@
 ## libimagmails
 
-The mail library implements everything that is needed for beeing used to implement a mail reader (MUA).
+The mail library implements everything that is needed for beeing used to
+implement a mail reader (MUA).
 
-It therefor providea reading mailboxes, getting related content or mails, saving attachements to external locations, crafting new mails and responses,...
+It therefor providea reading mailboxes, getting related content or mails, saving
+attachements to external locations, crafting new mails and responses,...
 
-It also offers, natively, ways to search for mails (which are represented as imag entries) via tags, categories or even other metadata.
+It also offers, natively, ways to search for mails (which are represented as
+imag entries) via tags, categories or even other metadata.
+
+For more information on the domain of the `imag-mail` command, look at the
+documentation of the @sec:modules:mails module.
 
-For more information on the domain of the `imag-mail` command, look at the documentation of the @sec:modules:mails module.
diff --git a/doc/src/05100-lib-todo.md b/doc/src/05100-lib-todo.md
index d37085bd..1109ee8d 100644
--- a/doc/src/05100-lib-todo.md
+++ b/doc/src/05100-lib-todo.md
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 
 The library for the todo module.
 
-Whether this wraps `taskwarrior` or implements a todo tracking mechanism in imag itself is to be defined. Probably the latter.
+Whether this wraps `taskwarrior` or implements a todo tracking mechanism in imag
+itself is to be defined. Probably the latter.