Re: NO SUBJECT

Personally, I could certainly live with the notion that richtext is in a
single character set, default US-ASCII but specfiable with a charset
parameter.  If someone wants to use 10646 for this, they'll have to
define what it means, I guess.  But I can certainly see where going into
and out of different code sets is attractive in this context.  Perhaps
the real mistake is simply the use of multi-octet character sets within
the richtext framework?