On Sun, Apr 10, 2005 at 10:03:38PM -0700, Jonathon Blake wrote: > Christian wrote: > > > Do they sell/distribute their library? Do they provide documents using this > > encoding? > > Pretty much anybody can walk in and use their library.
So what? This is not exporting in any way. > > And how does this relate to North Korea in special? > > For starters, they do have material from North Korea. OK, that should have read: "relate to the embargo" > > > I've seen a couple of references to them converting > > > material in KP 9566. > > ..but they do not offer a product that does this convertion, do they? > > They do share their resources with other libraries. You don't seem to get my point. (and worse: you don't semm to even try to get it). Again: Do they offer a product that converts the charset to unicode or another one? Sharing the results of such a conversion is a completely different thing. > > But you're unwilling to give reference to the post where you > > mentioned tho those lanugages/countries or to name them again? > > Message ID # [EMAIL PROTECTED] Again not very helpful. You cannot search for the MsgID in the archives. Even if you could, you still would not know where to serach (what list did this go to). I tried to search for it in gmane, but the relevant list apparently is not archived. The recent posting from you (using the email-address you use here) is dated Feb 10 > > > b) I have not named the OOo NLP Team. > > And what has this to do with the topic again? > > Just the fact that they have contributed code that is in OOo. What "fact", what contribution? Please explain what you mean with "I have not named the OOo NLP Team" and how this statement relates to this topic. I as well have contributed code that is in OOo - how does my contribution relate to this topic? -> There is no relationship. > > Read my lips: Neither the korean language, nor any korean script/writing > > system was rejected. > > Did you even _read_ that issue? > > KP 9566-2003 _was_ rejected. It is a character encoding scheme. It is NOT a language. It is NOT a script. It is NOT a writing system. > > What was rejected is a feature that could be interpreted as an act > > in making a tailored version for the NK-market, > > So explain the features that could be interpreted as making a tailored > version for other _counries_ on the embargo list, that are in OOo? GRR. Again: WHAT features? Come on, are you really serious about your style of discussion? Why don' you just mention concrete examples? Name the features and I will comment on them. > > And these text documents came from where? NK? From a national of NK? -> > > Nope. They came from a us resident, who I assume is a US citizen. > [no oriental heritage in their background.] I did not mean: who gave you the docs but who created them. But again: do you really think that this example can be taken as an argument in explaining that the addition of the feature is not related to NK in any way? > > And what do you want to tell with this again? How does fit into this > > discussion? > > How can this be taken as "tailoring the product for an embargoed country"? > > Same way that KP 9566-2003 can be. No, you don't get my point. Any further discussion doesn't make any sense since you don't even try to understand the point. > > If you mean Syric script - this clearly is a language thing and > > That is _one_ of them. You're comments are not helpful at all. Then name them! What is so hard about getting the facts into this discussion? You have facts, do you? (to me it seems you don't - you always give prevaricating answers) > > few exceptions that prove the rule). > > Do you even know what the expression "the exceptions prove the rule" > means? I suggest not. For every rule there you can name an example that doesn't fit into the rule. This sigle example doesn't invalidate the rule, in contrary this enforces the rule (The fact that you can only give a handful of exceptions and not a truckload of exeptions). If you have another definition, than please post it. ciao Christian -- NP: 4Lyn - Feel Me --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
