Re: Examples of translated RFCs

[Masataka Ohta <mohta at necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp>]

Doug Ewell wrote:
 
>> I can't print Japanese characters in China where Chinese-style
>> glyphs are used by default.

> No, you can't print Japanese *glyphs* in that situation.

That's bad enough.

Remember that the "I-D file formats and internationalization"
thread was initiated by Robert Sayre with the following statement:

: Unicode support is a different matter. I find the current IETF policy
: to be incredibly bigoted. Many RFCs and I-Ds are currently forced to
: misspell the names of authors and contributors, which doesn't seem
: like correct attribution to me.

> Characters and glyphs are not the same thing.

Tweaking definitions on "Characters" does not change the
reality. PERIOD.

						Masataka Ohta



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