Creases in paper

I'm perhaps a little obsessive about this, but I think a piece of calligraphy (or indeed any art) is spoiled if the paper it is written on has unwanted creases in it.  Unfortunately paper is very unforgiving - very easy to accidentally dint it, but pretty much impossible to "un-dint"!  It's for this reason that I choose a heavyweight paper (at least 200gsm) for any pieces that I feel will be moved around my studio a great deal - every move on and off the drawing board is a potential time for bruising the paper.
I'm also careful not to press the paper against the edges of my drawing board - if I'm really concerned about this, with a piece that will hang over the bottom of the board while I'm working in it, I may pad the edges of the board.
(The foam insulation for plumbing pipes is perfect for this - just slide a piece onto the bottom of your board.

The family tree I've just been adding to has, in the past, been quite badly creased, which is a shame as such a lot of work went into creating the piece.  I thought about trying to remove some of them, but decided that I risked making matters worse, and as the customer hadn't mentioned them, I might just be drawing attention to something she wasn't concerned about!

(Keep your obsessions to yourself, Janet!)