At 21:08 29-11-2000 -0800, Mark Davis wrote: >1. The Unicode Technical Committee has modified the definition of UTF-8 to >forbid conformant implementations from interpreting non-shortest forms for >BMP characters, I find this silly. That creation of such forms would be forbidden I can see and agree to. But interpretation? I understand the reasoning when security is an issue. But why make it flat illegal? There are many applications where such a sequence poses no security danger. Whatever happened to the ancient "abusus non tollit usum" principle? Looks like Big Brother to me... Adam
- UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Mark Davis
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary G. Adam Stanislav
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Kevin Bracey
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Mark Davis
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Doug Ewell
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Markus Scherer
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Michael \(michka\) Kaplan
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary G. Adam Stanislav
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary G. Adam Stanislav
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary Kenneth Whistler
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary James Kass
- Re: UTF-8 Corrigendum, new Glossary David Starner

