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It would require to adopt a single standard, that is, how to encode that in the character encoding and the files. And it would still not stop someone from in th
by Aardwolf 13y ago
It would require to adopt a single standard, that is, how to encode that in the character encoding and the files. And it would still not stop someone from in the same browser for example using sometimes one notation, sometimes the other notation, depending on e.g. if they're filling in a form for a European bank, or something related to programming.
- TuringTest 13y agoYou mean, exactly like you do with character encodings for different alphabets?