I understood, and correct this *feature* :)
WBR, Sergey
Dougie G Lawson
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> Though I try hard - really - not to write "me too!" posts, I'll add my
> agreement to this one. As a sometime student of Russian language, I
> enjoy puzzling over those essays at strana.ru and trying to remember my
> vocabulary lessons from long ago.
>
> Keep 'em coming, Sergey.
> Me either. After all, it's Sergey's native language, and he's entitled
to
> use it just as the rest of us use English or Korean or Swahili or
French.
> Some days it really bugs me that the net is so English-centric --
uniform
> language often leads to homogenized thinking, and that's the last thing
we
> need in technology.
>
> A little Cyrillic doesn't bother me at all, particularly as Sergey's got
> good stuff to say...8-)
I wholeheartedly agree with those sentiments.
The problem I have with Sergey's posts is that they are unreadable on the
list archive.
I've got my subscription set to NO-MAIL, I always read LINUX-390 through
http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvgl?L=LINUX-VM&LOG=LOGyymm &
http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?LINUX-VM.nnnnn
And on there Sergey's posts are completely unreadable.
For example: http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?LINUX-VM.25434
(It is only when someone replies with a quote, with a sane mail program,
that I can see what has been written)
Perhaps Harry needs to take another look at the LINUX-390 (aka LINUX-VM)
archive process which doesn't have any special handling for the
multipart/alternative or text/html postings.
Regards, Dougie
