At 11:05 02/08/23 -0700, Markus Scherer wrote: >Note that, aside from current support and preference, there is no reason >to over-emphasize UTF-8 for the Internet. >For as long as a Unicode charset is used, conversion will be fast and >there will be no mapping difference problems. >Each Unicode charset has its strengths and weaknesses, and protocols and >software should select them accordingly. Protocols have to work together. Having a proliferation of Unicode encodings is about as problematic as having a proliferation of legacy encodings. And the IETF has decided to put more weight on UTF-8 than on other encodings (in my view for very good reasons). Please see RFC 2277. Regards, Martin.Received on Monday, 26 August 2002 03:03:32 GMT
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