Both are right, contemporary Georgian (and proposed charset) is "case
insensitive".
see http://www.gia.ge/georgia/language.htm#Writing about writing system &
alphabet(s)
in the chart http://www.gia.ge/g13n/geostd8.gif mentioned in the previous
message
only upper/lower half of single-byte table is shown,
not-shown corersponding lower/upper half - ASCII.
full description of charset is done in the attached document (in previous
letter).
did you meant any convenient/relevant/appropriate place for publishing it as
Info-RFC?
thanks,
g.\
----- Original Message -----
From: Harald Tveit Alvestrand
To: Gia Shervashidze ; ietf-charsets@iana.org
Cc: Yung-Fong Tang ; pablo@mandrakesoft.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 3:59 PM
Subject: Re: Registration of new charset: GEOSTD8
Just for my information, so that I am sure I understand it:
- is it true that Georgian has no upper/lower case distinction?
- the proposed charset can be used to write both Latin script and
Georgian script. Right?
It seems good to me - sending the draft to internet-drafts@ietf.org will
make it public for 6 months; it may very well be a Good Thing to publish
this as an info RFC so that it is permanently available.
I-D submission is now closed before the IETF; you can send in the
submission after December 15th.
Good luck!
Harald