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- Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 19:30:03 +0900
- From: Brett Robson <b-robson@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Japanese Encoding - which one?
- References: <4385B3F2.1030602@example.com> <878xvdbgop.fsf@example.com> <20051125162337.13E3.B-ROBSON@example.com> <30ce84360511250117n7eb67dd9j62358f0bcb55c87b@example.com> <4387FA27.1040705@example.com> <87y83b4tqt.fsf@example.com>
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Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:"Brett" == Brett Robson <b-robson@example.com> writes:>> He's telling you that your original statement (as quoted here) >> was wrong: Brett> [...] Using UTF for for Japanese email breaches RFCs, you Brett> are supposed to use 2022-JP. >> In contradiction to your unqualified statement above, it >> *doesn't* breach RFCs. Brett> The reason it is "unqualified" is because you have Brett> dishonestly quoted me. I guess it's a more tail-twisting, but definitely not dishonest. The quote is accurate and complete, until you explicitly disavow the word "breach". That was my entire complaint. All you need to do is say "I'm sorry, that word is completely inappropriate, indefensible, and I retract it", and then I can apologize for being an arrogant pedant, and we can all be friends. How about it?I tell you what, when I want a lecture from you I'll sit in on one of your economics subjects.
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