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LC-1466
Dan Connolly <connolly@w3.org> (archived comment) |
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Dan we discussed character encoding and US-ASCII at our weekly call. One concern was that several Japanese phones would not recognize the US-ASCII encoding when called "US-ASCII" and would default to Shift_JIS instead of UTF-8. The same may be true of other handsets. I think the position of the group would be that a document encoded as US-ASCII is also encoded as UTF-8 and so should be declared as "UTF-8" instead. We'd not want to tell people to assume that phones know what US-ASCII is, as it seems there is enough lack of support to puncture that assumption. |
yes |
LC-1467
Dan Connolly <connolly@w3.org> |
Resolved per Sean's reply in the next draft | tocheck |