> > you missed it. Suppose you could not exchange in commerce with a person of > > a given nationality, not because you did not have a language in common with > > him or her, but because your system could not interpret his or her name. > > That would mean that you could not spend money in that person's direction, > > because you could not communicate with him or her. > > And it means that person is at a disadvantage in your marketspace, and > that it's not your problem. why in the world do people think they can justify or not justify actions based on whether something is an advantage/disadvantage in some "marketspace"? Keith
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