At 12:03 PM 9/1/00 +0800, Maynard Kang wrote: >I'm afraid I have to disagree. The transformation itself may be idempotent >and reversible, but the fact that any arbitrary character set may be used in >MIME content-transfer-encodings makes the domain name (not the string) >non-unique. > >For example, the same abstract characters (zhongguo.gongsi in chinese, which >means china.com), ideographically speaking, can be represented in at least >three different ASCII-encoded strings using QP: Always glad to find that there is symmetry in the world. Now it is MY turn to apologize. Indeed, the encoded form of Q-P permits alternative forms for the same source. d/
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