Doug Ewell wrote: >> I can't print Japanese characters in China where Chinese-style >> glyphs are used by default. > No, you can't print Japanese *glyphs* in that situation. That's bad enough. Remember that the "I-D file formats and internationalization" thread was initiated by Robert Sayre with the following statement: : Unicode support is a different matter. I find the current IETF policy : to be incredibly bigoted. Many RFCs and I-Ds are currently forced to : misspell the names of authors and contributors, which doesn't seem : like correct attribution to me. > Characters and glyphs are not the same thing. Tweaking definitions on "Characters" does not change the reality. PERIOD. Masataka Ohta _______________________________________________ Ietf@xxxxxxxx https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf