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 **What it boils down to is:**
 * Developers can use the `body_format` tag which is telling Apprise what the **INPUT source** is. If a Apprise knows this it can go ahead and make special accommodations for the services that are expecting another format. By default the `body_format` is `None` and no modifications to the data fed to Apprise is touched at all (it's just passed right through to the upstream provider).
 * End User can modify their URL to specify a `format=` which can be either `text`, `markdown`, or `html` which sets the **OUTPUT source**.  Notification Plugins can use this information to accommodate the data it's being fed and behave differently to help accommodate your situation.
+
+## Scripting Multi-Line Input/Output with CLI
+If you're using the `apprise` tool from the command line, you may be trying to script it to send multiple lines.  To acomplish this, there are a number of tweaks you can do with `bash`, `sh`, or `ksh` such as:
+Those who want to deliver multiple line output can use the CLI as follows:
+```bash
+# Send ourselves a DBus related multi-line notification using `stdin` and
+# the `cat` tool:
+cat << _EOF | apprise -vv -t "Multi-line STDIN Redirect Example" dbus://
+Line 1 of output
+Line 2 of output
+Line 3 of output
+_EOF
+
+# Another way is to just redirect the contents of file straight back
+# into apprise:
+cat ~/notes.txt | apprise -vv -t "Multi-line cat STDIN Redirect Example 2" \
+   email://user:pass@hotmail.com
+
+# You can also use pass content from a multi-line variable you
+# declared:
+MULTILINE_VAR="
+This variable has been defined
+with multiple lines in it."
+
+# Now send our variable straight into apprise:
+apprise -vv -t "Multi-line Variable Example" -b "$MULTILINE_VAR" \
+    gotify://localhost
+
+# Note: to preserve the new lines, be sure to wrap your
+#       variable in quotes (like example does above).
+
+```
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