From: Peter_Constable@sil.org
Date: Sat May 24 2003 - 13:09:14 EDT
> However, as the matter of matrices has been raised and I have been
mentioned
> by Mr Kaplan, then I feel that it is only fair that I should be allowed
the
> opportunity to mention a Private Use Area solution which I devised some
time
> ago and published on the web.
Could we get back to talking about default ignorables?
> The following pages might also be of interest.
>
> The first two are about eutocode graphics. The second needs a Java
enabled
> browser.
> Yesterday afternoon I updated the version of the Quest text font which is
> available at the following web page...
> This version includes visible glyphs for 28 code points in the Private
Use
> Area to do with expressing a sequential multimedia display in a Unicode
> plain text file
William, this thread (in spite of the subject line) had been about encoding
of mathematical notation. This seems like an unabashed attempt to divert
people to looking at your PUA usage, once again. I think you've made your
attempt to generate interest here in your ideas for multimedia display and
DVB, and nobody has indicated interest in pursueing the topic here. In
spite of the fact that it involves Unicode codepoints, it is **very much
off topic**, and while Sarasvati has allowed discussion to be free-ranging,
there is a point at which the tolerance of members has been exceeded. It
would not surprise me if several members of this list have already set up
rules to treat posts to this list originating from you as "default
ignorable", so to speak, just moving them into the trash. If you continue
to bring up discussion on DVB here, I will soon be tempted to set up such a
rule. Not that I don't welcome you're input in general, but your repeated
posts on certain topics are becoming like smoke in the eyes.
> The place to discuss these matters is the Digital Television Interactive
> Broadcasting forum
Please take these matters there and leave them there.
- Peter
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