The most recent MySQL encoding thread here brought up the question of why we
use utf8_unicode_ci instead of utf8_general_ci like everyone else. It's yet
to be "resolved", but I thought I'd throw the question back out anyway for
my own edification. I checked back and found when the original UTF8 changes
were merged in, but there was no discussion as to which character set to use
that I could find.
Can someone with more knowledge of the nuances between MySQL character sets
tell me what the differences are between utf8_general and utf8_unicode? I
also recall there having been mention somewhere of utf8_bin being preferred
to prevent problems with the case-insensitivity of _ci types, but I don't
know why that would be an issue in other languages and not English...

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