Christopher Cullen wrote: > The earliest statement on this point is that of Liu Hui 劉徽 around AD > 263, who says: > > 正筭赤負筭黑否則以邪正為異
One of the things I like about the Unicode list is that people have, and use, the freedom to post in different scripts instead of “ASCII-fying” everything. Hopefully, one day, it will become more common to actually post these items *in* Unicode, instead of resorting to legacy encodings like Big5. I understand that the current situation, whereby e-mail clients choose fonts on the basis of encodings rather than character content, makes this difficult. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California http://users.adelphia.net/~dewell/
