- From: Christos Cheretakis <xalkina@otenet.gr>
- Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 02:13:39 +0200
- To: Shelby Moore <shelby@coolpage.com>
- CC: www-style@w3.org
Shelby Moore wrote: > > > "Define 'sentence'." is a command, not a reason. Any way, maybe it is just > a cultural difference. My mistake for taking it negatively. "Define 'sentence'" is the first technical question to ask in order to get closer to a solution. The EOS charachter might be a solutions, but, I guess, it's not W3C's job to define characters. That would have to be the Unicode Consortium, or the ISO WG (is it 10646???). But even when defining the EOS character, there had to be first some implementations, wider acceptance, etc., in order to be considered seriously. Plus, and that's a personal opinion, it wouldn't be used consistently, as lots of similar facilities provided by editing software is not. I'm the only one I know who does not use crlf for spacing between paragraphs, or space to center words. And, BTW, commas also seperate sentences, but that's not always the case. > -Shelby Moore > 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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