- From: Christos Cheretakis <xalkina@otenet.gr>
- Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 01:16:14 +0200
- To: Tim Bagot <tsb-w3-style-0005@earth.li>
- CC: www-style@w3.org
Tim Bagot wrote: > At 2002-12-11T18:54+0200, Christos Cheretakis wrote:- > > >>The numbering schemes named lower-greek & upper-greek in the draft are >>not used (and not even useful) in modern greek. Please, do not invent >>them for us! > > > They may not be used in Greek, but they are used elsewhere - not very > often, but quite possibly more often than the ancient schemes. Perhaps > they ought to be renamed (lower|upper)-greek-alphabetic or similar to > reflect this? That would be valid when you need a sequence of symbols, like the names of variables in a mathematical theorem from your example, or something similar. I still insist that it's not correct in a numbering context, as it is with lists, where you are counting/assigning numbers to the items the list contains. > Tim Bagot > C/ -- Λες κι η στάθμη της αγάπης πάει να βρει /"\ Πόσοι κρύβονται στη λάσπη θησαυροί ASCII Ribbon Campaign \ / Πως κοπήκανε στα δάχτυλα οι σταυροί against HTML email X Γι' ανθρώπων έργα... & microsoft attachments / \
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