John Cowan wrote (in ASCII(tm), by the way): > In fact, of course, every extant Klingon text can be written > with Unicode, and indeed with ISO 646:1983. Well, it can -- provided that you properly *registered* your copy of ASCII(tm) (http://www.wholehog.fsnet.co.uk/robert/ascii/), and paid your annual fee to use the least-significant seven bits. By the way, Robert (President, The ASCII Consortium), our legal staff should make sure that this "GCS mathematical encryption algorithm" isn't just a trick to bypass the ASCII(tm) patent! Regards, _ Marco (Technical Director, The ASCII Consortium)
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