Many OS X system files are longer than that, as well as files installed by
applications, preferences, etc., over which a person has no control. Backing
such files up to a file server that does not handle them properly is no
good.

> That comment segues into the question I've meant to
> ask: why is there a need to exceed the 32-character
> limit for filenames?



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