[Sorry for hijacking an unrelated reply]
>*Addition to 13.5 Preferred documentation formats:
>
>HTML documents, if in encoding other than us-ascii, must
>have in their header an appropriate META tag describing the used encoding.
Shouldn't that be "iso-8859-1 (latin1)" instead of "us-ascii"? As,
IIRC, that is the official default encoding for HTML (according to
RFC2854/RFC2616).
I'm unsure about the must/should, though... I mean, "should" should
also be stuff that's not really critical, right? But a document that
I can't even get any reader to read due to not knowing which encoding
it's in (BTW, I liked your story about the ECMA-cyrillic doc ;-) is
not non-critical. But IANADD anyway...
Bye, J
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