A few pkg/DESCRs have ISO-8859-1 characters in them. These look funny in a UTF-8 terminal (one of two locales that OpenBSD supports, the other being the ASCII-only C locale). It might be best to restrict them to plain ASCII.
I would send a patch, but it would probably get weirded out by my mail client. ISO-8859-1 characters: archivers/ruby-archive-tar-minitar: acute a (0xE1) in "Fernandez" devel/pcre: non-breaking space (0xA0) in "Perl 5" comms/pilot-link: registered trademark symbol (0xAE) in "PalmOS(R)" devel/cln: umlaut o (0xF6) in "Schoenhage-Strassen" mail/getmail: soft hyphen (0xAD) in "supported" mail/relaydb: soft hyphen (0xAD) in "decision" x11/xbae: registered trademark symbol (0xAE) in "Motif(R)" -- Anthony J. Bentley
