> So what are the rules for mixing languages/scripts then?
I'm not sure there are any rules. There might be typographical traditions,
though.
> I recently installed language blocking to the routers ... at some point I
> think it will become 'block all' unless 'a few countries'.
There are scammers in every country, unfortunately. In London there is a
well-known scam when you are looking for a flat to rent; adverts that look like
genuine offers at first turn out to be just a trick by scammers to rip you off
of your money. I made contact with some of them when I first moved here, but
stopped talking to them very soon because what they told me didn't make any
sense. I feel uncomfortable when things don't make sense :-)
Arthur
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