Which operational consequence during Viking longship sailing increased the necessity for specialized 'línbindari' rope maintenance?

💡 Explanation

Frequent long voyages with flax sails and hemp ropes exposed the línbindari to chafe-induced fatigue; the mechanism is abrasive wear. Therefore, sail tearing increased; otherwise sails would have been more durable and hull/rudder/raid issues would not be focused on rope management.

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