Unicode encodings

As I have explained on this list before, it is unnecessary to be so very 
specific and brand-conscious in our guidelines as to require Unicode 
encoding. We merely need to require a declared and correctly-used 
encoding.

Anyway, I asked Michael Everson and John Hudson if any of the 
currently-used Web encodings contained characters that Unicode does not, 
and they both answered no.

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Received on Friday, 22 April 2005 17:17:51 UTC