If you're going to publish an "open letter" it would seem to me to be
courteous to send a copy to the addressee(s) ...
you think?
Robert
Michael Everson <everson@indigo.ie> on 10/20/97 08:03:15 AM
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Ar 02:11 -0700 1997-10-20, scr=EDobh Otto Stolz:
>On Oct 19, 4:40, Michael Everson wrote:
>> The name is a cultural disaster. I have written an essay on this at
>> http://www.indigo.ie/egt/standards/iso10646/euro/euroname.html
>
>Michael, this essay is dubbed an "Open letter ... to the ministers of =
the
>European union member states".
>
>Did you actually send it to them? If so, did you ever receive a reply?=
No, I didn't send it to anyone but the Web. Do you think it would do an=
y
good?
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