And as we recently mentioned the incompleteness of the current HTTP
specification - at least in matters charsets - it may be worth
remembering that it was 20 years ago, in March 1989, that a then
little-known computer guy at CERN named Tim Berners-Lee wrote the paper
"Information Management: A proposal", which invented HTTP and hence the WWW.
And it took still a while after that for Unicode and UTF-8 to settle, so
we can hardly blame him for having bypassed that aspect.
So hats off, and a respectful minute of appreciation.
If he hadn't, what would we all be busy with right now ?
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