Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote: > > Some ISO protocols are also internet protocols. > You may in IETF diverge from the charset names used in ISO for > the same concepts and entities, but by doing that you really > miss alignment with ISO naming of charsets. If there is a single name for a particular encoding in an ISO standard, then the person who registers that charset with IANA should use that name (and only that name). If there are 2 or more names for the charset in ISO standards or other places, then one of them should be chosen, and the others should go into the "Source:" field in the IANA registry or perhaps just in the document that explains that charset. I.e. *not* in the IANA charset aliases. ErikReceived on Monday, 3 April 2000 19:04:53 GMT
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