> What I was trying to convey was that we had talked ourselves round to > agreeing that Accept-Charset was essential otherwise how does the server > know what to send? Well, I see your point. I will neither agree nor disagree at this point. We are currently discussing Accept-Charset here at Netscape. Some of our team members are also reading this email. Hopefully, some of them will respond. In response to other mail on this list, I am completely unconvinced that UI is needed for Accept-Charset. I am also concerned about "q". For Unicode, it might mean giving a low "q" since most environments cannot support *all* of Unicode. Also, the bit mask idea was just that: an idea. I'm not religiously bound to it. Over and out for now... ErikReceived on Thursday, 5 December 1996 12:54:12 GMT
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