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> And no, UTF-8 is NOT Unicode : UTF8 is an 8 bit encodeing system and Unicode is a 16 bit code.
Unicode is 16 bit? So how come there are more than 65536 characters?
>>>thats hardly a reason not to use unicode.
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> Well, the problem is not of having a reason not using Unicode, but one of having a reason for using it when it is not necessary.
You mean that you don't consider RFC's, W3C standards and IETF
BCP's reasons?
Jochem
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