Martin> USENET is 8-bit clean, and this includes C1. Big-5 (traditional
Martin> Chinese) runs nicely on Usenet and contains C1. For newsgroups
Martin> that want to use Unicode, UTF-8 is certainly a better choice,
Martin> because all the rest of the Internet is moving towards UTF-8 (see
Martin> RFC 2130).
Big5 ranges are
byte1: 0xa1-0xf9
byte2: 0x40-0x7e and 0xa1-0xfe
A better C1 test would be using SJIS for Usenet posts.
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