> From: David Starner [mailto:dstarner98@aasaa.ofe.org]
>
> Which, to the extent which this is true (show me how you plan to
> handle The Art of Computer Programming or the Dragon book, for
> example), is equally true of upper case. Capitalizing sentences is
> redundant with punctuation, and any additional information can be
> almost always be inferred from context (the best you can say for
> ASCII - on two different dingbats may a meaning that will be
> lost in ASCII, or two names seperated only by a accent.)
>
Errr - my point is:
"If you attempt to promote Unicode by saying that it now enables
adequate computing in English, you will not be well received."
What's yours?
/|/|ike
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