Re: Internationalization of the Internet

ietf-822

Re: Internationalization of the Internet

1994-12-05 01:40:10

! Make no mistake.  The use of ISO-2022-JP DOES violate RFC 822.
! RFC 822 specifies ASCII.  ISO-2022-JP, as you say, is NOT ASCII.

If ISO-2022-JP encoded Japanese character is violating RFC 822,
uuencoded Japanese charcter will also violate it, right?
How about uuencoded binaries like images or sounds?
I guess they are not ASCII.
Are they all illegal but acceptable because they will not cuase
problems?

// Satoshi

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