> From: JFC (Jefsey) Morfin [mailto:jefsey at jefsey.com] > I am sad for you for your afflicting comments. > > At 17:35 12/05/2005, Peter Constable wrote: > >Since a reasonable application will not expose language tags to end > >users > > I explained several times how inapropriate is the term "end user" in an > end to end distributed architecture. Jefsey, your sadness is your own problem. Ask any native-English speaker in the IT industry what kind of person "end user" means, and they will not include software developers and IT professionals. Your rants are wasting time; you may do what you please, but I will not waste my time on them further. Bernard Shaw said of Wagner that he has his fine moments and his long quarter hours. You have made some useful contributions here, but have injected far more useless obfuscatioins and red herrings. You would do well to limit yourself to issues that are likely to be productive. > In the context of your remarks it shows > you categorise the users of IETF deliverables, and discriminate their > access to a common information on the base of their language. I do not > want to use big words, but this is a patent violation of Human Rights. Why don't you go solve the problem that Linux API function calls are not localized. Peter Constable _______________________________________________ Ltru mailing list Ltru at lists.ietf.org https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ltru
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