Sujet : Re: Seriation
De : rich (at) *nospam* example.invalid (Rich)
Groupes : sci.cryptDate : 01. Feb 2025, 17:22:40
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Stefan Claas <
fgrsna.pynnf@vagrearg.eh> wrote:
Rich wrote:
Reality is that while Usenet /can/ carry UTF-8 encoded text, the vast
vast majority of non-binaries Usenet (i.e., the 'text' portion) is
plain ASCII. This is mostly "self imposed" as most posters self-limit
to just the ASCII character set.
This may be true for US groups, but it is not true for German, Dutch,
French, Polish, Russian, Chinese Newsgroups etc.
Fair enough. As I cannot read any of those languages, I do not peek
into those groups to see what is being posted, nor what characters are
being used.
So amend my statement to: "the vast majority of US (or English)
non-binaries Usenet".
Seriation
Re: Seriation