Only national bodies with a vote on ISO/IEC 10646 can decide for or
against Mr Quinn's formal proposal.
I mentioned a scarf decorated with place-names I understood to be a gift
symbolic of inter-country cooperation in CEN and ISO. Unicode is not a
country.
I wish that the large companies
Dear Ken,
I have an answer to your question.
On 27 Sep 2012, at 00:25, Whistler, Ken wrote:
Is she perhaps referring to some non-public deliberations which may have
taken place in the context of NSAI back in 1998?
She is not, because no such deliberations took place in that context at that
Who knows, Jameson, but that some Unicoders may actually believe that
delaying the encoding of Mayan means delaying the end of their world. :-)
Scríobh 21/09/2012 20:35, Erkki I Kolehmainen:
I fail to understand your strong attack on Unicode.
Sincerely, Erkki
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Marion Gunn wrote:
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Subject: Re: VS: Mayan numerals
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This simple request to encode Mayan numerals has
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