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- Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 10:37:02 +0700
- From: "Jonathan Q" <jq@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] UTF-8 for single-byte character sets
On 1/15/2003, "Ulrich Plate" <plate@example.com> wrote: >Remember the discussion we had when Jonathan triggered the GnuPG craze >her on the list? The general take on things back then was: "I don't >downgrade my MUA just because yours can't read what I'm sending", and at >the time everybody seemed to hop along and agree with that statement The exact statement/sentiment/idea that was generally agreed to was more exactly "I won't downgrade my MUA just because yours can't read the *RFC-compliant" stuff I'm sending." If I was sending stuff that your MUA couldn't read b/c mine was creating non-RFC-compliant crap, I would want the author of my MUA to fix it. If, after a reasonable amount of time it was not fixed, I would have to look into changings MUAs. As far as where I stand on the Unicode issue, I tend mostly to agree that there isn't much point in using it for a single language, especially when so many people will have problems reading it. Unicode is becoming popular for writing in Vietnamese, though, and it's not a bad idea there. There are several standards for writing in Vietnamese (VISCII, TVCN, VIQR, am I missing any?), and the mess can be clarified by everyone moving toward UTF-8. Jonathan
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