I18N-ISSUE-186: Encoding of document vs. form of document? from Internationalization Core Working Group Issue Tracker on 2012-09-07 (public-i18n-core@w3.org from July to September 2012)

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I18N-ISSUE-186: Encoding of document vs. form of document?

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Raised by: Addison Phillips
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Section 6. Refers to TURTLE documents as being encoded as UTF-8. In practice, UTF-8 is a serialization. The actually document should just be "a sequence of Unicode characters". This allows TURTLE processors to use whatever native Unicode processing scheme is most suitable. Cf. XML.

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