Re: Have a look at W3C.N3.Net

Hello Croll,

I tried to read this page, but I think there is a problem
with the character encoding. The page is UTF-8 (great!),
but the server sends it out with
     Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1251
which means that the browsers take this as more important
than the 'charset=UTF-8' within the page itself. So you
have to tweak your server to send out the right
Content-Type in the HTTP headers. I don't know how to
do that for the server you use, sorry.

Also, for some specs (e.g. CSS2), you list a lot of
translators, without any distinction of whether the
translation is available or whether maybe they just
have offered their help. I think making a clear distinction
between available translations and people who have
volunteered would make it easier for people to find
translations.

More later.   Regards,   Martin.

At 07:41 01/03/17 -0800, Croll wrote:
>Hello translators!
>
>Will you please check the following links:
>HTTP://W3C.N3.Net
>HTTP://Translations.N3.Net
>HTTP://TheCroll.Narod.Ru/W3C/index.html
>
>The first two are redirects for the last one. This is
>what we have for Russian translations. I hope I put
>everything I have found there. Will you make it sure,
>Mr. Duerst, please?
>
>Send you comments to this list or to kroll_@yahoo.com.
>
>Thank you.
>Best regards,
>Alexander "Croll" Savenkov.
>
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Received on Sunday, 18 March 2001 22:08:49 UTC