Re: Most Komplex Kanji ?

From: Paul Blay (ranma_at_saotome.demon.co.uk)
Date: 09/06/04 

Date: Mon, 6 Sep 2004 04:26:53 +0100

"Smith" wrote ...
> Paul Blay wrote:
> > Those are good reasons. But those aren't the reasons you post
> > in unicode.
>
> Paul you really are paranoid aren't you. Get back on the medication.

Sheesh.

Those reasons are very good reasons for posting in unicode a post
/that contains/ some 日本語 and some tiếng Việt , Español , Français etc..
If his post does not contain some 日本語 and some tiếng Việt , Español ,
Français etc.. then it is no longer a significant reason for using it.

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