RE: The result of the plane 14 tag characters review.

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Hi.

> A good example is the production of multilingual
> manuals, which seem to be more and more common these days.
This is indeed a very good example.

> I agree that in this example, higher-level markup would do
> all that is necessary.
But I'd like to read a "README.TXT" with a plain-text editor.
These files are very common - and if they're not deprecated
using plane-14-tags would be very nice to have in an multi-language
readme (where higher-level tagging is not available).

Best regards.

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Dominikus Scherkl
dominikus.scherkl@glueckkanja.com

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